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| Spong insists that he writes out of his faith commitment as a Christian, not to create controversy: "But where this faith has been corrupted into literalized propositional statements, I have become its exposer and its critic. In general, the handling here is richer than before, although there are still flatly painted black patches in the manner of Manet (another exposer of fraudulent intimacy, and Fischl's basic model). Beloved serves as a wrenched-open version of himself for Paul D and as the exposer of his less virtuous impulses to Stamp Paid. |
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expose to view Expose' a french word exposed exposed to exposed to penalty exposed to risk exposed to view exposer exposit exposit on expositer expositio exposition Exposition de part expositive |
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