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Submitters Perspective, July 2003
Freedom of religion and freedom of speech as Quranic principles, prompted by the Fourth of July, with the argument that each person must verify belief for himself and that believers should not act as censors. A second essay traces the horse from the dawn horse through domestication, its upheaval of ancient and Plains Indian cultures, and Solomon's test, as a gift calling for appreciation of God.
About this work
| Kind | Document |
|---|---|
| Author | International Community of Submitters |
| Publisher | International Community of Submitters / Masjid Tucson |
| Published | July 1, 2003 |
| Collection | Newsletters |
| Topics | Guidance |