Pollution and the Death of Man: The Christian View of EcologyThis book addresses the environmental problem which presses in upon all of us. As in other problem areas confronting mankind, the author points out biblical Christian guidelines which if followed would bring about substantial healing and restoration. |
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What have they done to our fair sister? | 9 |
Man İs No More Than the Grass | 17 |
Other Inadequate Answers | 37 |
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