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Lost Books of Early Christian Philosophy — 04-05-53 — Manly P. Hall

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Scanned from the original hand typed lecture notes taken by Virginia Pomeroy, a dedicated student of Manly P. Hall’s who eventually became his stenographer for all lectures from the 30’s-60’s. In this lecture Manly discusses the (at the time) newly discovered lost books of the bible, their significance, and overall added meaning to the greatest story ever told, and coincidentally, to the individual and their purpose for living. Dated 1953. 13 Pages.

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