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Wedding Rites: A Complete Guide to Traditional Vows, Music, Ceremonies, Blessings, and Interfaith Services
Michael P. Foley
Michael Foley presents meaningful wedding traditions so old that they’re practically new again. Roman Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and Jewish wedding traditions fill this comprehensive guidebook, the only one of its kind. From music and flowers to vows and ceremonies to blessings, Foley’s Wedding Rites contains a vast assortment of rich traditions very usable in weddings today. read more
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Christ and Culture Revisited
D. A. Carson
Called to live in the world, but not to be of it, Christians must maintain a balancing act that becomes more precarious the further our culture departs from its Judeo-Christian roots. How should members of the church interact with such a culture, especially as deeply enmeshed as most of us have become? read more
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Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places
Eugene H. Peterson
The foundational book in Eugene Peterson's momentous five-volume series on spiritual theology is now available in paperback! Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places reunites spirituality and Christian theology in vital, significant ways. read more
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At the Intersection of Theology and Life |
Looking Before and After
Alan Jacobs
Looking Before and After encourages us to ask how individual lives can, in a specifically Christian sense, be meaningful, how we can discern and rightly interpret those meanings, and how we might tell our own stories in ways that avoid the dangers of presumption and despair. read more |
The Consolations of Theology
Brian S. Rosner, ed.
This volume is a primer on the ways theology can be of practical value both to fledgling Christians and to those who’ve been in the faith for so long that they’ve lost sight of the basics. According to Brian Rosner, the great theologians in the history of the church have always found that theology affords genuine comfort in the face of life’s difficulties.
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Notable & Quotable
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“If we Christians can learn to think of our lives as emerging, developing instances of the Christian life — as stories that move along recognizable paths — we will be better prepared for the status viator, better protected from the twin dangers of presumption and despair, better able to see changes in the road as continuations of it rather than detours from it or dead ends.” — Alan Jacobs in Looking Before and After
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Amy Laura Hall
Advertising images for soap and baby formula don't seem to be directly related to modern bioethics discussions. Read this interview with Amy Laura Hall to find out how she came to make this connection, which expanded the scope of her book, Conceiving Parenthood.
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