Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE GREATEST SIN, by J. A. PETERSON First Line: My friend would guard my treasures as his own Last Line: He robbed me of my faith in god today. Variant Title(s): The Greater Sin Subject(s): Doubt; Faith; Friendship; God; Religion; Sin; Skepticism; Belief; Creed; Theology | ||||||||
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