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Rachel S. Mikva

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Rachel S. Mikva has served as professor in Jewish studies at Chicago Theological Seminary, and wrote Interreligious Studies.

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Evangelical Zen, Second Edition

World Religions

“This book makes me want to argue with the author—about what makes some people uneasy in conversation with evangelical Christians, about interpretations of Job, about the relationship to suffering in diverse lifestances, and a host of other subjects. But the humility and insight he demonstrates in sharing his spiritual reflections make me want to do so only in the gentlest way. Disagreement melts into conversation, a journey of co-discovery through mutual vulnerability.”

Everyday Wisdom

World Religions

“Religion is so messy! Hans Gustafson's book expertly guides the reader through the complexities of religious/interreligious studies and encounter to discover practical wisdom for our collective journey on the earth.”

The Book of Daniel

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“LaCocque brings to this book his vast knowledge of biblical and related texts and, in this second edition, integrates added insights gleaned from a lifetime of study and experience, along with his wisdom and good judgement. Scholars, pastors, and theological students are sure to devour this book with enthusiasm and joy.” —Doreen McFarlane, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada “In this expanded edition, André LaCocque offers the serious scholar or student a richly drawn guide to the book of Daniel, especially its apocalyptic dimensions. He presents the necessary historical-critical arguments and explores the theological implications, firmly grounding the work in its historical context while preserving the multivalence of apocalyptic symbolism.”

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