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“What do our people believe in now?”
Jonathan Bowden
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3 comments
I sure miss him. Don’t know if there will be another like him in my lifetime.
Despite having generally materialistic tendencies, I have come to suspect that when Jonathan Bowden died his fiery essence was in some fashion transferred into each of us who share his outlook, and that this has played a role in the subsequent rise of our movement.
Yes, I’ll never forget Bowden. His influence was certainly part of the greater awakening.
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