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⭐ Catholic Star-Rated Critique (★★★★★) Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5) Zane Grey’s The Spirit of the Border captures the raw tension between faith, civilization, and wilderness in early America. The novel’s portrayal of frontier missionaries—particularly those striving to bring Christian peace to a violent land—offers a stirring moral contrast to the vengeance-driven world around them. While Grey’s Protestant lens is evident, Catholic readers can still discern profound themes of providence, redemption, and the cost of grace. The story challenges believers to reflect on how faith can endure amid cultural and moral chaos. Catholic takeaway: The novel’s moral struggle between divine mercy and human revenge reminds us that holiness often begins in hostile territory.
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