The Mind, Ministry, And Mysticism of Howard Thurman (Biography)
Baptist History and Heritage 2007, Summer-Fall, 42, 3
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Human conflict surpassed the norm and became a vast way of life throughout the course of history. Disputations and discord about race and race relations were paramount in the societal realms of church and education during the nineteenth century. Behind every landmark was a landmine that belied the attempt to form a harmonious and homogeneous society.
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