The Second One Thousand Years
Ten People Who Defined a Millennium
by Richard John Neuhaus
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The Second One Thousand Years: Ten People Who Defined a Millennium
April 2001, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
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0802849059 9780802849052
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"EVERY MARKING OF TIME has an arbitrariness about it, yet there seems to be something so large in its proportions about the commencement of a year that begins a century that inaugurates a millennium that it beguiles otherwise reasonable folk to imagine they are prophets."
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"EVERY MARKING OF TIME has an arbitrariness about it, yet there seems to be something so large in its proportions about the commencement of a year that begins a century that inaugurates a millennium that it beguiles otherwise reasonable folk to imagine they are prophets."
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