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Overview
This is a readable copy. The edges are firm without wear. No dust jacket
Description
Frank Yerby writes in Judas, My Brother: “This novel
touches on only two issues which, in a certain sense,
might be called controversial: whether any man truly has
the right to believe fanciful and childish nonsense; and
whether any organization has the right to impose, by
almost imperial fiat, belief in things that simply are
not so. To me, irrationality is dangerous; perhaps the
most dangerous force stalking through the world today.
This novel, then, is one man's plea for an ecumenicism
broad enough to include reasonable men; and his effort
to defend his modest intellect from intolerable insult.”
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