The Gospel according to Peanuts by Robert L. Short

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The Gospel according to Peanuts

by Robert L. Short

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Not as fluffy as expected but not too heavy - short and digestible. Great selection of laugh-out-loud-funny Peanuts cartoons which complement the text nicely. (

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Moomin_Mama | Apr 5, 2009 |

Beware of Robert L. Short's book because he is not preaching the true gospel. He is an universalism. That is not the true gospel. I do love Peanuts as the comics strip, but I don't like Robert L. Short's books.

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The Gospel according to Peanuts

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1965

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To My Parents - who, I am sure, in struggling to cultivate their own little patch of peanuts, have acquired real appreciation for the full meaning of 'Good grief!"

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"How shall we sing the Lord's song in a foreign land?" (Ps. 137:4) is a question the Church, always finding itself in but not of the world, urgently needs to reconsider today.

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Canonical title	The Gospel according to Peanuts
Original publication date	1965
Dedication	To My Parents - who, I am sure, in struggling to cultivate their own little patch of peanuts, have acquired real appreciation for the full meaning of 'Good grief!"
First words	"How shall we sing the Lord's song in a foreign land?" (Ps. 137:4) is a question the Church, always finding itself in but not of the world, urgently needs to reconsider today.
Last words	(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)