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Burying the Talent: A Review of “Letter to the American Church”
Most people, if given a glimpse of a future event that was going to cause harm to their friends, family, community, and nation, would use every means possible to alert those around them to the danger. From time to time, there are real, best-case scenario examples of this, such as when someone shares a tip with law enforcement or the intelligence community and a mass killer or terrorist is stopped before he can enact his deadly plan.
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Tagged Adolf Hitler, Bonhoeffer, Burying the Talent: A Review of Eric Metaxas’ Letter to the American Church, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Eric Metaxas, Germany, Holocause, Letter to The American Church, Nazi, Nazism, Romans 13, Third Reich, World War II
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