The Turned Card: Christianity Before and After the WallGracewing Publishing, 1995 - 178 من الصفحات Thoroughly topical and meticulously researched, "The Turned Card" presents a full account of the impact of Christianity on the communist world during the years leading to its collapse. The book explores the important role played by Christians in the period of moral and political confusion that followed. |
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From Euphoria to Amnesia | 1 |
Sighs of the Soul | 3 |
Strong in the Faith | 15 |
Sup with a Long Spoon | 57 |
Karol Comes in from the Cold | 66 |
Millenium in Moscow | 78 |
A vision of Europe | 87 |
Never the Twain shall Meet? | 96 |
On the Road | 115 |
Its Easier to Suffer | 131 |
The Happiest Day and After | 157 |
Justice is not Enough | 163 |
Man is Greater than Man | 171 |
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