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Eight Theories of Justice: Perspectives from Philosophical and Theological Ethics
Eight Theories of Justice presents ideas of justice in political philosophy and theological ethics: utilitarianism, liberalism, libertarianism, communitarianism, Catholic social teaching, Christian realism, liberation theology, and womanism. Each chapter introduces the major elements of a theory and an assessment of its value for living justly.
$30.00
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Healing Affluenza and Resisting Plutocracy: Luke's Jesus and Sabbath Economics
Myers offers fresh socio-literary analysis of, and engaged commentary on, the Third Gospel. He shows how, amid our modern crisis of socioeconomic disparity, Luke's vision of Sabbath Economics can build social imagination among communities of faith and justice and animate personal and political practices of systemic change.
$45.00
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One God and Two Religions: Christians and Muslims as Neighbors
The book serves as an introduction to Islam and Muslim lives. Most Americans still do not know a Muslim, and many Americans view Muslims far less positively than they view members of most other major religious groups. This book helps North American Christians to understand their Muslim neighbors.
$35.00
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Embracing Our Time: The Sacrament of Interfaith Friendship
Embracing Our Time provides practical resources for interfaith engagement rooted in a Catholic perspective. Drawing on Trinitarian, sacramental, and feminist theologies, Cooper shows that interreligious collaboration is a concrete expression of the interdependence at the heart of Catholic faith.
$29.00
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Building a Moral Economy: Pathways for People of Courage
Moe-Lobeda develops a groundbreaking, practical, and visionary guidebook for building a moral economy: its urgency, the life-giving role of religious networks, and the varied forms of action needed. She skillfully traces pathways to follow in the sacred journey to equitable, ecological, and democratic economies: sustainable life in community.
$35.00
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The Reformations of Medicine: Early Modern Beginnings and Contemporary Possibilities
The Reformations of Medicine explores the transformations of religious approaches to medicine in early modernity, with a particular focus on Martin Luther's thought. Lomperis examines implications of these early modern developments for contemporary intersections of spirituality and healthcare.
$44.00
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The Disappearance of Eve and the Gender of Christ: Why Traditional Soteriology Requires a Trans* Savior
By assigning responsibility for sin to Adam and credit for salvation to Christ, Paul removed Eve from salvation history. This book revises Paul's original formula and, with it, common claims about Christ's sex and gender. It accepts Christ as both the new Adam and the new Eve and accepts that Christ is, theologically speaking, trans.
$35.00
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Promissio: The Reformational Turn in Luther’s Theology
Bayer dates Luther's reformational breakthrough to the early spring of 1518, when he discovered the sacramentality of the word: that the word is not simply informative but performative, and constitutive of the sacraments. The preached word is prior to faith, creates faith, and is the only source of certainty in the Christian life.
$59.00
Available July 22, 2025
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Meeting the Enemy: The Fossil Fuel Industry and the Power of Christian Climate Resistance
The catastrophic effects of climate change are overwhelming. What can we do? Who is responsible? In the tradition of Walter Wink, O'Brien reminds us that Christians have the power to name and oppose the enemies of God's creation. The fossil fuel industry is our enemy. We can confront this evil power and build a more faithful future.
$35.00
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Loving through Enmity: Healing the Broken Heart of Christian Antiracist Work
Wickware responds to the failure of Christian antiracist work to translate love of the enemy into societal transformation. Centering a structural idea of enmity, he explains how love of the enemy involves embracing our need for those whose interests are opposed to ours under white supremacy, engaging in mutual aid, and committing to accountability.
$35.00
Available May 20, 2025
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God, Gender, and Family Trauma: How Rereading Genesis Can Be a Revelation
Driver uses trauma-informed scholarship and Jewish midrash to invite readers into new understandings of Genesis. Viewing figures such as Sarah, Joseph, Tamar, and Dinah through this lens sheds valuable light on what the Bible can teach us about gender and family trauma. These ancient stories have implications for our own lives in ministry.
$29.00
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Nobody's Perfect: Redefining Sin and Mistakes in Adolescent Christian Education
Cynthia L. Cameron, Lakisha R. Lockhart-Rusch, and Emily A. Peck argue that some adolescents have the privilege to make mistakes in ways that others often do not. In Nobody's Perfect, the editors offer a curated volume that affirms adolescents as fundamentally good and presents pathways that help youth distinguish mistakes from sin.
$35.00
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Seeing Right: Evangelicals and the Aesthetics of Virtue and Vice
Aesthetic texts and practices represent a fundamental source of Evangelical moral formation, providing a narrative that shapes imaginations and dispositions. In Seeing Right, Jason Fallin traces the process formation as it grows out of Evangelical interactions with the aesthetic texts.
$35.00
Available June 24, 2025
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Each in Our Own Language: Symbolization and Social Ethics in Rural America
Durheim plumbs the depths of symbol and meaning in rural America, arguing that understanding rural Americans' symbolic world is essential to forming social conditions where love might flourish. Durheim draws attention to symbol's social function, something with which rural Christian ministry, theological ethics, and rural sociology must reckon.
$35.00
Available October 14, 2025
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Tending the Garden: A History of Christian Mysticism
In this era of disenchantment and religious decline, Tending the Garden introduces Christians to a rich and vibrant history of mystical prayer and relationship with God in order to spark curiosity and inspire a deeper spiritual life. The book serves as an accessible introduction to and thematic historical overview of Christian mysticism.
$39.00
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Living Out of Control: Political and Personal Faith in Waning Christendom
Living Out of Control is an exploration of how American Christians can respond to our political situation amid waning Christendom. Clapp depicts how we may now live as Christians without the reassertion of Christendom. The book offers hopeful chapters on prefigurative politics, the Christian anarchic tendency, friendship, and resonance.
$25.00
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A Liberation Theology of the Brain: Neuroscience, Theology, and Decolonizing Emotions
Using insights from neuroscience, theology, and his experiences as pastor, professor, and activist, Santos-Rolon explores how science and theology illuminate God's decolonizing effects on the brain and nervous system. Structures of injustice in the world must also be dismantled in us--and the future that God is birthing is taking shape within us.
$45.00
Available June 10, 2025
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A Dream Eclipsed: The Fractured Quest for Greater Lutheran Unity
Lowell G. Almen tells the story of the ELCA's birth, life, and growing pains as it sought to promote and embody Christian unity. A Dream Eclipsed is a memoir of the ELCA's first three and a half decades told from Almen's personal and professional experience. It offers a unique view of the ELCA's founding era as the church looks to what lies ahead.
$28.00
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Arianism Revisited: An Introduction to Non-Nicene Theologies
The purpose of this book is fourfold: to render accessible the complex doctrinal views of Arianism; to bridge a rupture in scholarly approaches to Arianism; to present the controversy in its full ethnic, linguistic, and chronological scope; and to assess the controversy theologically and indicate what Christians may gain from studying it today.
$39.00
Available June 10, 2025
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The Beauty of Souls: Aesthetic Encounters with Marilynne Robinson
The Beauty of Souls dialogues with scriptural, theological, and philosophical interlocutors to illuminate Marilynne Robinson's unique vision. It shows that Robinson's fiction does more than simply display and evoke beauty; it offers a philosophical-theological framework to discover and express the beauty of our own souls.
$36.00
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