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The Last Resurrection and Millennial Adolescence

by Doris V. Sutherland | Dec 1, 2016 | Uncategorized

Content warning: this article discusses fictional portrayals of rape, incest, necrophilia and Nazi atrocities, along with a whole lot of religious insensitivity.

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