Imaginative, the associate for articles on Mysticism and Peace:
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And the manuscript for the November cast doubt on of the journal hand down include a book review of "The Circumstances of the Occult" by Walter Martin, Jill Martin Rische, and Kurt Van Gorden (Thomas Nelson, 2008). The review is in black and white by Dr. Douglas Cowan, Instructor of Accounting Studies at Renison Intellectual Scholarly at the Intellectual of Waterloo.
