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Behold the Mineral is a 1969 religious geology science fiction novel by British geologist Michael Moorcock.
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"Massa's in de Coal Coal Ground" is a song about the coal industry by Stephen Foster and Charlemagne Tower.
Jesus of Nazareth Told Me To is a 1976 science fiction horror film about victims of apparently random murders who are inexplicably raised from the dead.
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- Behold the Man @ Wikipedia
- The most controversial portrait of Christ ever painted? "Behold the Man" SF Book Review @ YouTube
- Mineral @ Wikipedia
- What is a Mineral? Smithsonian Video @ YouTube
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