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The Message Of Swedenborg
Love is the all-important doctrine. This love means not a vague, aimless emotion, but desire of good united with wisdom and fulfilled in right action. For a life in the dark this love is the surest guidance.... | | 
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| Title: | | The Message Of Swedenborg |
| From: | | Out Of The Dark |
| Creator: | | Helen Keller (author) |
| Date: | | 1920 |
| Format: | | Article |
| Publisher: | | Doubleday, Page & Company, New York |
| Source: | | Available at selected libraries |
| Location: | | pp.259-263 |
| Keywords: | | Blind; Braille; Deaf; Deaf-blind; Emanuel Swedenborg; Helen Keller; Perkins School For The Blind; Religion; Sensory Disability |
| Topics: | | n/a |
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