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John T. Ford

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John T. Ford wrote the forewords to John Henry Newman and A Sheltering Tree.

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A Sheltering Tree

Christian Living

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

An Immigration of Theology

Theology

“Although the nexus between Hispanic/Latino theology and liberation theology is widely recognized, this volume is unique in bringing these two contextual theologies into dialogue by comparing and contrasting the writings of both these theologians. Simon Kim's treatment, however, is not simply a theoretical analysis, but a personal acquaintance enhanced by studies and interviews with both. . . . Anyone interested in contextual theology in general, as well as Hispanic/Latino theology and liberation theology in particular, will be amply rewarded by reading this insightful presentation.”

Deeper Christian Faith, Revised Edition

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Although there are many writings about the history and theology of ecumenism, there are comparatively few works on an ecumenical spirituality that are doctrinally based. Ted Campbell’s Deeper Christian Faith provides a much-needed resource that is biblically-based, ecumenically sensitive, and very reader-friendly. This is a book that can be used for college and seminary classes, congregational study groups, and personal reflection.”

John Henry Newman

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Church's Peace Witness

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Should Christians be involved in making war? This question has challenged Christians since Jesus taught his followers to turn the other cheek. This book contains thought-provoking essays that treat various facets of that question: war and peace as presented in the Bible, war and peace as divisive issues in the history of the church, an analysis of eleven recent statements made by church bodies, and so on. While these essays do not (and could not) resolve the question of the peace witness of the church, they do provide a helpful overview of the dimensions of the topic and should be useful in fostering ecumenical dialogue on a church-dividing issue.”

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