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Man and his gods

Aggregate Editorial Score30/100

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Published 1952English

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Man and his gods by Homer William Smith is a landmark work of religion & spirituality, first published in 1952. Man and his gods (1952) by Homer William Smith is a thoughtful and illuminating work on faith, meaning, and the spiritual dimensions of human life.

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195230

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Homer William Smith

Greece

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Man and his gods

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