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The book of "Hebrews" has often been the Cinderella of the New Testament, overlooked and marginalized; and yet it is one of the most interesting and theologically significant books in the New Testament. This book examines the theology of the book in the light of its ancient historical context.

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This commentary is opened by a study offering information about all aspects of the Gospel of Thomas, especially about its relation to other texts of early Christian literature, including the canonical Gospels. The result is a portrait of the Gospel as a radical interpretation of Jesus' heritage, still preserving some forgotten features of his teaching.

(Paperback, NIPPOD)

This commentary is opened by a study offering information about all aspects of the Gospel of Thomas, especially about its relation to other texts of early Christian literature, including the canonical Gospels. The result is a portrait of the Gospel a

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Part of the "Black New Testament Commentary" series, this title presents a commentary on the "Book of Revelation." It contains an introduction, an exploration of revelation as a visionary text, and pays more attention to the overall structure of the work.

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Part of the "Black New Testament Commentary" series, this title presents a commentary on the "Book of Revelation." It contains an introduction, an exploration of revelation as a visionary text, and pays more attention to the overall structure of the work.

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Communication theory provides a compelling way to understand how people of faith can and should work together in todays tumultuous world. In this book, fifteen authors present their experiences and analyses of interfaith dialogue, and contextualize interfaith work within the frame of rhetorical and communication studies.

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Combining rigor and originality, Ricoeur's Fallible Man locates the possibility of evil in a self that is fundamentally in conflict with itself. The contributors to this volume shed light on an impressive range of themes from the most accessible of Ricoeurs early writings that resonate with contemporary debates in philosophy and religion.

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The international contributors to this volume discuss Paul Ricoeurs Freedom and Nature.They cover important influences on Ricoeurs early thought and connecting it to current issues in embodied cognition and the philosophy of will, the companion promotes a renewed appreciation of the contemporary relevance of this groundbreaking work.

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Paul Ricoeurs most widely read book, The Symbolism of Evil, examines the structure of a will that has succumbed to evil and discloses its meaning through a study of symbols and myths. This edited collection explores a wide range of themes that resonate with topics in contemporary philosophy and religion.

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Paul Ricoeurs most widely read book, The Symbolism of Evil, examines the structure of a will that has succumbed to evil and discloses its meaning through a study of symbols and myths. This edited collection explores a wide range of themes that resonate with topics in contemporary philosophy and religion.

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This book compares and contrasts a selection of biblical womens stories with those of their Ancient Near Eastern and Ancient Greek counterparts.

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This hidden tradition places our soul at the centre of the universe and shows us how to recover a sense of meaning that so many of us have lost today.

In this important book, Patrick Harpur explores the nature of our soul, as well as its destiny.

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Offers information for those who want to understand how the Bible came together, the history of the various texts behind it, the versions in which it has appeared, the process of editing and compilation, and the different methods of interpretation that have developed over the centuries.

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Offers information for those who want to understand how the Bible came together, the history of the various texts behind it, the versions in which it has appeared, the process of editing and compilation, and the different methods of interpretation that have developed over the centuries.

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Compiled by two Jesuit theologians, this dictionary defines more than 1200 theological terms with entries ranging in size from single sentences to 500-word essays.

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A survey that is an introduction to the thinkers and writers who have shaped Christian history and Western Culture, and to their works and movements. From the first century to the 20th, from Palestine via Europe to Asia and Africa, this book covers over 125 people, documents and councils. Each thinker is introduced with a summary.

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A concise history of western philosophy from Plato to Nietzsche narrating its gradual decline into nihilism.

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This book is a completely revised and reset edition of the best-selling A Concordance to the Greek Testament edited by W. F. Moulton and A. S. Geden. Originally published in 1897, it has remained in print ever since. It is beyond any doubt the most useful

(Hardback, 6th edition)

This sixth edition retains all features of earlier ones, but is primarily based on the Greek text in the Greek New Testament (fourth edition). The supplement incorporating prepositions has been included in the main text. Special Greek fonts have been created to enable greater clarity in printing.

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In defending freedom, most libertarians have appealed to a moral framework that puts an emphasis on the concept of moral rights. Rejecting that approach, Richard Fumerton offers a fresh, nuanced, and balanced "consequentialist" perspective on the importance of defending liberty.