An essay on the harmonious relations between divine faith and natural reason. To which are added two chapters on the divine office of the Church

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  [Bill, Annie C.] "Science, Evolution, and Immortality: Chapter 8: God and Nature:" [manuscript, drafts], (1929). Included: Two drafts

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