+ Follow Acts of the Apostles Tag
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[Summary] => This, I think, is the very heart of education. It is how to inculcate the whole intricate business of freedom into the lives of people, especially those of children, so that everyone would not only know it, but also live the genuine brand of freedom, not its many imitations.
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Acts of the Apostles
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