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Erase the Preconceptions
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megdunn
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Apr 11, 2003
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Pros: Lots of direct quotes from Newton's and those around him.
Cons: One chapter focuses a little too much on hymns.
The Bottom Line: Newton's conversion didn't mean an instantly new person. His faith in God was a gradual, and fascinating process. It is well worth pondering as one reads this volume.
Review: In the late 1980's and early 90's, the song "Amazing Grace" seemed to experience a renaissance of sorts. It was the subject of a television special as well as the topic of several books. William Phipps became interested in both the song and the author...
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