Purity
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| - | *[[To the Pure]]To the Pure ...: A Study of Obscenity and the Censor | + | *''[[To the Pure]]'' (1928) by Morris Ernst, William Seagle |
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| - | Vindt u dit een leuk boek? | + | |
| - | Oorspronkelijk gepubliceerd: 1928 | + | |
| - | Auteurs: Morris Ernst, William Seagle | + | |
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"To the pure all things are pure: but to them that are defiled and unbelieving is nothing pure." — Epistle to Titus |
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Purity is the state of being pure; the opposite of purity is impurity.
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See also
- Castus
- Cathar
- Clean
- Morality
- Puritan
- Ritual purification, a feature of many religions
- Unadulterated
- To the Pure (1928) by Morris Ernst, William Seagle
- Purity and Danger
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