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Foe was strongest in Catholic-dominated areas of Europe and sometimes it was on the dot its un-Christian natural world which refinement cast-off to block it. How refinement treated the sediment of the dead hence became a battlefield in the conflicts glossed the natural world of humanity, secular life, and the afterlife. In the long run, it was a skirmish that pedant Catholics were most probably predetermined to lose.
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Burial & Freethought initially appeared on Influence.com Agnosticism / Incredulity on Thursday, July 11th, 2013 at 12:00:27.
