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a blooming Christmas to all from England - www.newadvent.org/cathen/06579a.htm - twinc\
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Do you have a question or a point or is this just another meaningless thread. Nobody is going to read through a long article without a reason!a blooming Christmas to all from England - www.newadvent.org/cathen/06579a.htm - twinc\
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if perchance,youd give it a chance and go to the end of the article perhaps you may get the Christmas message from England - of couse you could just go straighjt to the end of the article - happy Christmas - twincDo you have a question or a point or is this just another meaningless thread. Nobody is going to read through a long article without a reason!
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In the Christmas spirit I took the trouble to read the article.if perchance,youd give it a chance and go to the end of the article perhaps you may get the Christmas message from England - of couse you could just go straighjt to the end of the article - happy Christmas - twinc
For me the early part is the key.
“Benedictine monastery, Somersetshire, England, pre-eminently the centre of early Christian tradition in England. Though now thirteen miles inland from the Bristol Channel, it was anciently an island encircled by broad fens, the steep conical hill called Glastonbury Tor rising therefrom to a height of about four hundred feet. Thus, difficult of access and easy of defence, it formed a natural sanctuary round which has gradually clustered a mass of tradition, legend, and fiction so inextricably mingled with real and important facts that no power can now sift the truth from the falsehood with any certainty.”
The underlined part sums up all your claims.
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Thank you very much - but it seems you are/were determined you could - twincIn the Christmas spirit I took the trouble to read the article.
For me the early part is the key.
“Benedictine monastery, Somersetshire, England, pre-eminently the centre of early Christian tradition in England. Though now thirteen miles inland from the Bristol Channel, it was anciently an island encircled by broad fens, the steep conical hill called Glastonbury Tor rising therefrom to a height of about four hundred feet. Thus, difficult of access and easy of defence, it formed a natural sanctuary round which has gradually clustered a mass of tradition, legend, and fiction so inextricably mingled with real and important facts that no power can now sift the truth from the falsehood with any certainty.”
The underlined part sums up all your claims.
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