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Patrick’s 2025 Year in Books
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" Brendan Sean Murphy is the main character who suffers from PTSD in this sci-fi story. Brendan is dissatisfied in his work and wants to be in the field again; however, his PTSD keeps him from going back. He has several other issues that he is trying "
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When Dawinism was used go defend the orthodox Christian belief of one origin for all mankind.
“In opposition, others argued for “monogenesis,” claiming all races had a common origin and so all races shared a common humanity, despite physical differences. Just before the war, abolitionists like Henry David Thoreau turned to a new book, Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, using it to oppose Agassiz and to argue for a common humanity.13”
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“In opposition, others argued for “monogenesis,” claiming all races had a common origin and so all races shared a common humanity, despite physical differences. Just before the war, abolitionists like Henry David Thoreau turned to a new book, Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, using it to oppose Agassiz and to argue for a common humanity.13”
― A Holy Baptism of Fire and Blood: The Bible and the American Civil War
― A Holy Baptism of Fire and Blood: The Bible and the American Civil War
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