To Christian Civilization
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Author: Aziz S. Atiya
Publisher: St. George Coptic Church, Canada
Date: N/A
Language: English
Pages: 39
DDC: 280
ISBN: N/A
Format: PDF
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Like a great and solitary Egyptian temple standing sorrowfully on the edge of the desert and weathering sandstorms over the years until it became submerged by the accretions of time, the ancient Coptic Church led its lonely life unnoticed on the fringe of Christian civilization and was buried in the sands of time and oblivion. Like the same massive temple, too, it has proved itself to be indestructible though battered by the winds of change. As an organism, its potential vitality though enfeebled by sustained fighting, has survived in a latent form under the weight of accumulated rubble. In the last few decades, with increasing security and liberty from within and support and sympathy from
without, its sons have started removing the sands of time from around the edifice, which has shown signs of shining again.
without, its sons have started removing the sands of time from around the edifice, which has shown signs of shining again.
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