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worthy of living up to. He
was a Christian in the
truest sense of the word.
He was not a believer in
creeds nor the dogmatism
of the Church at large,
but he was a sincere and
honest believer in God and
in His son, Jesus Christ.
He also believed that the
good deeds on earth build
up our dwelling place in
Heaven, and our misdeeds
would tear it down again
and this righteous decision
has left to the University