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This text provides the student with an historical overview of the people and events that have shaped Roman Catholicism in the United States. Fair minded and informative, this book will be useful to anyone teaching a course on Roman Catholicism or American Religion.

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This book traces the development of Pope Franciss thinking from his time as a Jesuit provincial through today. Meticulously researched, the book draws on decades of previously untranslated writings from Father Jorge Bergoglio, SJ, who went on to become archbishop and cardinal; the volume also references his recent writings as pope.

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When the unique contribution of womanhood is championed, modeled and reproduced in the context of the local church, the result is powerful. It is what we like to call The Sisterhood Effect.

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This book gives insight into a believer's thoughts and feelings on faith, race, and politics in the church. The author also gives revelation on some of the modern challenges the Church faces when it comes to race and politics.

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Presents a chronological account of Joseph Ratzinger's theology in its development since the 1950s. This book offers reference to books and articles produced by Joseph Ratzinger between 1986/1987 and his election as Pope in 2005. It includes two chapters devoted to Ratzinger's writings on Judaism, Islam and other religions.

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Writing in an accessible and informative style, Gregg Allison and Chris Castaldo provide a brief and clear guide to the key points of unity and divergence between the Roman Catholic and Protestant churches.

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"It consists of a narrative text, an extensive series of biographical sketches...and a comprehensive bibliographical essay....The narrative itself is a very able analysis of the intellectual and theological development of Unitarianism and Universalism in America....What it does...it does extremely well...." Choice

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In histories of American Presbyterianism, the southern branch of the New School Church has received little attention despite its importance to church history as a whole.

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Benedict XV is best-known for his efforts to bring an end to World War I. This biography, written using Vatican archives, correspondence and private papers, is a serious re-evaluation of Benedict XV.

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Describes the politics surrounding the election of a new pope and the beatification of an old one, the angst of dealing with the international issue of sexual abuse, the intricacies of arranging a Papal visit to India, the conflicts involved in trying to build a car park over an ancient Roman burial site.

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The Works of Mercy introduces readers to the seven corporal and spiritual works of mercy, then invites readers to explore mercy in their everyday lives. The third edition features more inclusive language for readers of all faith backgrounds or none, new case studies, and new material on how Pope Francis and his papacy reflect mercy.

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"Articulating a coherent and prudent use of christological agency, this volume brings clarity to the theological use of "agency" language and the divine and human activity of Christ"--

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Demonstrates how Opus Dei has forged an unholy alliance with the Mafia, secular powerbrokers and highly placed prelates, with the result that Christian values are being threatened by the malign influences of power politics and big money.

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A study examining the effect of Theodore Parker's oratory on theology and the social structures of the mid-nineteenth century. Theodore Parker was a Unitarian clergyman who directed much of his oratory towards ecclesiastical and social reform.

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This book examines responses of a Christian intellectual group in 1930s and 1940s Britain to totalitarianism and war. Seeking middle ways through what has been called the age of extremes, the group sought to apply faith to the social order, influence public opinion and inspire a social renewal in the years surrounding the Second World War.