Baptist College at Charleston - Cutlass Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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structure as an enduring reality. . Seeing the physical plant doesn't re- quire expert observation or examina- tion. The buildings are present, stair- cases, columns, doors, rooms, and windows, vital elements of the entirety, matter organized by Nature's God into a solid mass of organized molecules, later formed, structured, and styled into beautiful buildings, lakes, driveways, trees, lamp-posts, and green grass. You see.. .a campus...