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Tag Archives: Warder Cresson
“After embracing these four different denominations—all of which had been created in America within decades of each other—Cresson set sail for the Middle East, ultimately returning from Jerusalem an Orthodox Jew, predicting a Jewish return to the Holy Land”
COMMENTARY The Sanity of John Fetterman Meir Y. Soloveichik June 2025 Let us ponder the strange similarities linking the striking stories of Warder Cresson and John Fetterman. Ostensibly these two individuals, whose lives are separated by more than a century, … Continue reading
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Tagged John Fetterman, Warder Cresson
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