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\nWesley Center for Applied Theology: Flavius Josephus\n

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\nThis resource presents the complete works of the famous Jewish historian from the 1st century C.E. It includes a history of the Jewish people and his account of the war fought by Rome against the Hebrews which resulted in the dispersal...\n
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\nPbs Frontline: John Paul Ii the Millennial Pope\n

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\nPBS Frontline presents a bold new biography of Pope John Paul II which examines the sources of the Pope's character and beliefs. It attempts to explain why he is one of the most revered and controversial world leaders and why he so...\n
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\nFordham University: Internet Medieval Sourcebook: Medieval Jewish Life\n

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\nThis site, which is provided for by the Fordham University, gives links to Maimonides 613 Mitzvot, his laws of the Torah and Mashiach, and the Oath of Maimonides.\n
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\nSeton Hall University: Toleration and Religious Liberty\n

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\nThis essay from the Seton Hall University describes the transition from intolerance of Catholics to religious liberty in America.\n
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\nEducational Technology Clearinghouse: Clip Art Etc: Flavius Josephus\n

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\nFlavius Josephus was a strange amalgamation of Jew, Greek, and Roman, admittedly not what he should have been, either as a teacher of Mosiac law, as a patriot, or as a public man; and yet he performed successfully what he could not have...\n
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