
Senses, Superstitions and Spirituality
Reviews of some of Joanne Harris' novels, including Chocolat.
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Reviews of some of Joanne Harris' novels, including Chocolat.
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Stephen Nichols’ short book is a helpful introduction to answering hard questions with grace and truth.
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This wide-ranging collection of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks' writing and speeches offers plenty of food for thought.
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Thomas Aquinas had an enormous influence on Christian thought. In this short book, K Scott Oliphint analyses and critiques Aquinas' thought.
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In this book, Philip Ryken sets out the need for students to take a distinctively Christian approach to their studies – and all of life.