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|a Incarnating American civil religion -- Symbols known, soldiers unknown -- In honored glory, known but to God -- Saint Francis the Fallen -- The Vietnam War as a Christological crisis -- Safety, soldier, scapegoat, savior -- Of flesh, words, and wars.
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