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The author reflects on the accumulation of his small and nearly imperceptible sins and compares them with the salt-splattered car he saw while driving the other day. Topics covered include reason for not getting his car washed, ways by which grime and dirt accumulate in lives of individuals, the bes...

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Publicado en:Christian Century Vol. 137; no. 5; pp. 3 - 4
Autor principal: Marty, Peter W.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Christian Century 2/26/2020
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Sumario:The author reflects on the accumulation of his small and nearly imperceptible sins and compares them with the salt-splattered car he saw while driving the other day. Topics covered include reason for not getting his car washed, ways by which grime and dirt accumulate in lives of individuals, the best and sure way to deliver souls to hell, according to "The Screwtape Letters," by C. S. Lewis and how Ash Wednesday will help him in addressing the accumulation of his sins.