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Ron Dart

Biography

Ron Dart co-wrote Christianity and Pluralism with J. I. Packer, edited Myth and Meaning in Jordan Peterson, and wrote the foreword to Desert Spirit Places.

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Desert Spirit Places

World Religions

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Justice That Transforms, Volume One

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

Foreword

“I have gently urged Wayne, over the years, to compile and thread together many of the articles he has written on restorative justice (and they are legion). I have no doubt that those who read and inwardly digest the articles chosen by Wayne for this unique collection and book will be generously rewarded by each read and reread. Certainly the way Wayne immerses the curious reader in the trying issues will refocus the way justice is often defined and understood. I do, therefore, heartily recommend this exceptional book to the reader with an open mind: their understanding of justice may never be the same again.”

Sensing the Sacred

Theology

“I have sitting before me the classic beauty on love and learning by Jean Leclercq, The Love of Learning and the Desire for God. This bounty of a book by Hanna Lucas, Sensing the Sacred, walks Leclercq to yet deeper and fuller places, a vision of the mystagogical tradition at the core of salvation knowledge. Lucas has made deep dives and recovered many a priceless pearl—do read and inwardly digest soul nourishment of the highest level.”

The Mystery, the Way, and the Journey

Christian Living

Foreword

“There has been, in the last few decades, a growing restlessness and unease within the conservative evangelical tribe with the excessive simplicity of how the faith journey is understood and interpreted, and the corresponding and addictive need for absolute certainty that is constrictive and suffocating. Many of the more curious, thoughtful, and creative people within such a small womb are feeling the birth pangs and emerging into a fuller vision of life—such is the maturing beauty of Joshua Hopping. . . . It is best when reading a good book to step beyond merely reading for information and allow the book to be a midwife of transformation. Certainly, Joshua’s book can do this if read in the spirit in which it was written. I highly recommend multiple meditative reads of this pure diamond of a book.”

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Cover of Christianity and Pluralism

Christianity and Pluralism

Co-author

Christian Living

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