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The relative absence of religion from their correspondence must be explained in some other way--perhaps by their enduring Episcopalianism. 4) Churchill, in The Inside of the Cup, told the story of a rector who, when faced with the task of pastoring a high-class church in a downtrodden area, converted from orthodox Episcopalianism to liberal, social Christianity. government can no more promote 'ceremonial deism' than it can promote Episcopalianism, Islam or Mormonism. |
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