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{{summary | text=Many well known authors have a deep Christian faith that have significantly influenced their books. Some of the more famous Christian authors include [[C.S. Lewis]] who wrote the [[Chronicles of Narnia]], [[John Stott]] who has written a number of books on the [[Jesus Christ]] and [[William Barclay]] who wrote a series of commentaries on the books of the [[New Testament]].}} | {{summary | text=Many well known authors have a deep Christian faith that have significantly influenced their books. Some of the more famous Christian authors include [[C.S. Lewis]] who wrote the [[Chronicles of Narnia]], [[John Stott]] who has written a number of books on the [[Jesus Christ]] and [[William Barclay]] who wrote a series of commentaries on the books of the [[New Testament]].}} | ||
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| Many well known authors have a deep Christian faith that have significantly influenced their books. Some of the more famous Christian authors include C.S. Lewis who wrote the Chronicles of Narnia, John Stott who has written a number of books on the Jesus Christ and William Barclay who wrote a series of commentaries on the books of the New Testament. (Read more) |
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