Fact, Fiction, and the Beautiful Risk of A/theism By Creston Davis Fiction, whether composed or digested, is always a foray into the unknown. It seems blatantly obvious from the nature of the word itself, which, like many words in English, comes from Latin. In this case the word fiction is distilled as fictionem (fictio) meaning [...]
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Fact, Fiction, and the Beautiful Risk of A/theism
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