F Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby: Social Prejudice and the Eyes of God
Freedom and God in Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn
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A Christian perspective on freedom and Christianity as satirized in Huckleberry Finn, with connections to the personal beliefs that Mark Twain concealed for years.
Transcript and references can be found at TruthorLiterature.blogspot.com
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