i am a child of god was written in.
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"i am a child of god" is a latter-day saint hymn for all the members, but more often sung by children. the lyrics were written in 1957 by naomi w. randall and set to music by mildred tanner pettit. the song has been translated into over 90 languages. the phrase "i am a child of god" is also used in the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints (lds church) as a declaration of a basic teaching of the church.









































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written by pu songling and originally titled "qingwashen" (青蛙神), "the frog god" was first collected in the 1740 publication "strange tales from a chinese studio" ("liaozhai"), and fully translated into english by sidney l. sondergard in 2014. "the frog god" is followed by "another frog god tale", a separate encounter featuring the same frog god. in the original version of "liaozhai," it has the nondescript title of "you" () which indicates a continuation, to some extent, of the previous story. the martin bodmer foundation library houses a 19th-century "liaozhai" manuscript, silk-printed and bound "leporello"-style, that contains three tales including "the bookworm", "the great sage, heaven's equal", and "the frog god".
the frog god