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Modern Reformation: Thinking Theologically

Amy Alexander

  • "Handbook of Women Biblical Interpreters: A Historical and Biographical Guide" Edited by Marion Ann Taylor and Agnes Choi

    Handbook of Women Biblical Interpreters is a product of modern scholarship's quest to include the female perspective in every discipline, including theology. The editors and authors of this volume unhesitatingly assume that men and women have an equally authoritative perspective on Scripture. As Marion Ann Taylor remarks in her introduction, "Discovering what the Bible meant […]

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  • "The Unintended Reformation: How a Religious Revolution Secularized Society" by Brad S. Gregory

    Secularism, pluralism, individualism, freedom, rights, toleration’whatever. In his book, The Unintended Reformation, Notre Dame professor of history Brad Gregory provides a provocative examination of the moral decline of modern society. Troubled by the pluralism and secularism surrounding him, he argues that the Reformation produced a profound shift in attitudes toward truth and ethics. Starting with […]

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