Christian aesthetic bread for the world

Philosophia Reformata 66 (2):155-177 (2001)
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It is a biblical faith position that followers of the Christ should give away the bread they bake freely , rather than try to force your neighbour to accept it. Maybe the others only eat cake, or hard-boiled arguments. If the neighbours, however, need and ask for nutritious bread, we rich Christians are called by God to provide wholesome food for thought as well as bellies, says Scripture, with a gentleness, respect for the stranger, and with a sound, self-critical consciousness that may involve our getting hurt ourselves

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Marvels of the east. A study in the history of monsters.Rudolf Wittkower - 1942 - Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 5 (1):159-197.
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