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Pippin Took
is on page 185 of 404
Very good book, but boy do you have to have your brain working to understand it! Definately not something you could read in bed! 😅
— Oct 27, 2026 06:42PM
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Elizabeth
is on page 250 of 324
“You will solemnly bind yourself to a foreign creed” (243).
This novel is helping me understand just how radical a Catholic conversation was in Newman’s time. As the sentence above says, Catholicism was anti-English. 👀
— Oct 26, 2026 12:03PM
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This novel is helping me understand just how radical a Catholic conversation was in Newman’s time. As the sentence above says, Catholicism was anti-English. 👀
Elizabeth
is on page 236 of 324
Now I am wondering if the convoluted arguments of the Anglicans until this point were intentional. When Willis comes back on the scene, he brings so much clarity. I liked these two chapters the best in the book so far.
— Oct 25, 2026 09:21AM
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Elizabeth
is on page 98 of 324
I wish my theology degree was more recent than 15 years ago. This book is testing my memory of specific theological questions! So far it's loosely a novel and loosely a series of conversations that the main character has with other characters about theology. I remember life being like that in college when we were always discussing some theological point or other in my small degree.
— Oct 15, 2026 01:27PM
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