The Gospel According to St. Bernard Shaw
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| - | ''[[Crowley on Christ]]'' is a text by [[Crowley]], a [[polemic]] arguing against [[George Bernard Shaw]]'s interpretation of the [[Gospels]] in his preface to ''[[Androcles and the Lion (play)|Androcles and the Lion]]'', which was edited by [[Francis King]] and published as ''[[Crowley on Christ]]''. | + | ''[[Crowley on Christ]]''[http://www.sacred-texts.com/oto/lib888.txt] is a text by [[Aleister Crowley]], a [[polemic]] arguing against [[George Bernard Shaw]]'s interpretation of the [[Gospels]] in his preface to ''[[Androcles and the Lion (play)|Androcles and the Lion]]'', which was edited by [[Francis King]] and published as ''[[Crowley on Christ]]''. |
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Crowley on Christ[1] is a text by Aleister Crowley, a polemic arguing against George Bernard Shaw's interpretation of the Gospels in his preface to Androcles and the Lion, which was edited by Francis King and published as Crowley on Christ.
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