Madeleine L'Engle Quotes
All Real Art Is, In Its True Sense, Religious; It Is A Religious Impulse; There Is No Such Thing As A Non-religious Subject. But Much Bad Or Downright Sacrilegious Art Depicts So-called Religious Subjects.
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