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** Faith and Justice
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Review by Charles Hoffacker
A source of profound wisdom on black spirituality for people of faith, Stone, a womanist scholar and activist in Black British Christianity, offers many insights on biblical themes and history as well as the practical applications of her research.
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** Lenten Pilgrimage in Place
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Review by Greg Rickel
"As we Christians enter into our annual journey of walking in the footsteps of Jesus in place, wherever we may be, something we all do, and have done, over and over, every year, this gift from Mayes has provided one additional creative way to go deeper into that discipline." ([link removed] ) Read the review. ([link removed] )
** Insight on John
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Review by Charles Hoffacker
In a book informed by decades of deep encounter with John's gospel and its scholarly questions, Bishop Michael Marshall takes us into this intimate gospel and offers wisdom which will be accessible both to neophyte and veteran readers.
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** Our English (Not Scottish) Reformation
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Review by Alec Ryrie
Guyer's book begs important questions of Church history, diving deeply into the Reformation and arriving at a strikingly original argument which may surprise readers. Read the review. ([link removed] )
** St. Paul the Moral Philosopher
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Review by Stephen Platten
In his non-traditional approach, Jipp offers a refreshing contrast, arguing for the richness of application Paul's writings have for human life lived within Christian faith.
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** Opening the Tabernacle
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Review by Allison Zbicz Michael
A rich study of often neglected sections of the Old Testament, Anderson shows that the Tabernacle narrative offers crucial clues to help us understand the Israelites, their worship, and the context that allowed early Christians make sense of Christ himself.
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