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The divine Ortega. (Daniel Ortega Saavedra)
National Review
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August 29, 1986
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The Divine Ortega
THE SACRED HOPE passes from place to place, but the hope itself never seems to die. For if the salt have lost its savor, where then is the meaning of life?
An early book about the intellectuals' disillusionment with Communism was called The God That Failed. Its title was wildly optimistic. The god did not fail. He dies, of course, but he rises again. The sacred hope re-establishes itself in a new location.
The god once resided in the Soviet Union, resided for some time, and his pilgrims came in droves. "We have seen the ...
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The World of the Troubadours: Medieval Occitan Society c. 1100-c. 1300
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