Addison Hodges Hart
Biography
Addison Hodges Hart wrote Strangers and Pilgrims Once More.
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History & Biography
“What is so sorely needed at the present time is a renewed engagement by Christian thinkers with the church's core beliefs and essential ethics. Roman Montero's new book does that admirably, reminding us that the early Christians had a profound understanding of the church's identity as a community of sharing. . . . Rich in historical detail, rigorous in its scholarship, this book leads us precisely towards the sort of ethical restoration we need today as the church enters a new epoch. Highly recommended.”
Theology
“If my brother’s book—David Bentley Hart’s That All Shall Be Saved—was a sustained polemic, Coates’s book supplies a wealth of study that complements and fills out the former.”
Philosophy
“Loftin and Leyf have provided us with the sort of rich but succinct introduction to Owen Barfield’s thought that has been needed for some time. Barfield’s seminal linguistic and poetic theories made an impact on his fellow Inklings, C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien, and although Barfield continues to be an influence today, he is too often overshadowed by the other Inklings. A useful guidebook is welcome. Here we have one.”
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Strangers and Pilgrims Once More
Christian Living
The Ox-Herder and the Good Shepherd
World Religions
The Woman, the Hour, and the Garden
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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