There is none like that give to me quest for a sword
A sermon-laden tract extols David's sword as a symbol for Christian power. It argues science and philosophy once opposed Christianity but were captured by faith through biblical truth. The speaker urges Christians to co opt worldly tools, travel, art, and commerce for Christ, claiming history rewards such synthesis.
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