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Gallagher, Daniel B. |
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Reviews in Religion & Theology; Feb-Apr2024, Vol. 31 Issue 1/2, p43-47, 5p |
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This article provides book reviews for three different publications. The first review discusses a book on the meaning of being in relation to Edith Stein's work. The reviewer praises the book for its accessibility and guidance in understanding the New Testament. The second review focuses on a book that explores the synthesis of phenomenology and Thomism in the work of Edith Stein. The reviewer highlights the unique and interesting aspects of Stein's metaphysics. The third review discusses a book on the intersection of migration and the development of Christianity. The reviewer commends the author for challenging traditional narratives and providing a new perspective on the spread of Christianity. [Extracted from the article] |
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