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Brighty of the Grand Canyon

by Marguerite Henry

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Galahad and the Grail (Merlin's Isle, #1)

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Mythos: The Greek Myths Reimagined (Stephen Fry's Great Mythology, #1)

by Stephen Fry

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The Viking (The Huntress #2) by Carrie Cotten

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What other God would be so good? Whether a man faithfully served his entire life or a sinner came to repentance in his final minutes, what love must God have to give them both the same reward?

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“The way I like to put it is that sola fide is the “what” of the Reformation; sola Scriptura, the “how.” The first is an object, the second a method. The first is a precious jewel; the second, the safe that protects it.”
― Gavin Ortlund, What It Means to Be Protestant: The Case for an Always-Reforming Church

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“There is no virtue in advertising one’s sadness. But there is no wisdom in denying it either. And there is the beautiful possibility that great love can grow out of sadness if it is well-tended. Sadness can make us bitter or wise. We get to choose.”
― Allen Levi, Theo of Golden

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“Living with sadness, accepting it, is easier than trying to pretend it isn’t there. It is another of life’s great mysteries that sadness and joy can coexist so compatibly with one another. In fact, I wonder if, on this side of heaven, either one can be complete without the other.”
― Allen Levi, Theo of Golden

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