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Lilith

Lilith

De: George MacDonald
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Immerse yourself in Lilith, a haunting tale by George MacDonald, the pioneer of fantasy literature. First published in 1895, this profound work explores the intricate themes of life, death, and salvation. Recognized for its depth, Lilith was revived in 1969 as part of the prestigious Ballantine Adult Fantasy series. This dark narrative prompts readers to ponder the possibility of Christian universalism—the belief that ultimately, all souls will find salvation. (Summary from Wikipedia)Copyright International Ambient Sounds Arte Espiritualidad Historia y Crítica Literaria
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  • 048 - The Endless Ending

    048 - The Endless Ending
    Feb 17 2026
    Immerse yourself in Lilith, a haunting tale by George MacDonald, the pioneer of fantasy literature. First published in 1895, this profound work explores the intricate themes of life, death, and salvation. Recognized for its depth, Lilith was revived in 1969 as part of the prestigious Ballantine Adult Fantasy series. This dark narrative prompts readers to ponder the possibility of Christian universalism—the belief that ultimately, all souls will find salvation. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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    5 m
  • 047 - The City

    047 - The City
    Feb 16 2026
    Immerse yourself in Lilith, a haunting tale by George MacDonald, the pioneer of fantasy literature. First published in 1895, this profound work explores the intricate themes of life, death, and salvation. Recognized for its depth, Lilith was revived in 1969 as part of the prestigious Ballantine Adult Fantasy series. This dark narrative prompts readers to ponder the possibility of Christian universalism—the belief that ultimately, all souls will find salvation. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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    10 m
  • 046 - The Journey Home

    046 - The Journey Home
    Feb 15 2026
    Immerse yourself in Lilith, a haunting tale by George MacDonald, the pioneer of fantasy literature. First published in 1895, this profound work explores the intricate themes of life, death, and salvation. Recognized for its depth, Lilith was revived in 1969 as part of the prestigious Ballantine Adult Fantasy series. This dark narrative prompts readers to ponder the possibility of Christian universalism—the belief that ultimately, all souls will find salvation. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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    10 m
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