When discussing peace in the Middle East, the same familiar litany of questions are heard: “Is it safe to travel over there?” “Do you think there will ever be peace over there?” “Why can’t they all just ‘get along’ over there?” “They’ve been fighting for thousands of years over there.”People often assert, with an air of deep self-assurance, that “there will never be peace in the Middle East,” or “the Arabs will never allow the Jews to live in peace,” or, with more than a tinge of theological naiveté, “only Christ can bring peace to the holy land.”Such familiar refrains are as misguided as they are common. In this volume, a panel of distinguished scholars, analysts and activists speak as Jews, Christians and Humanists to name and explore the chief barriers to peace and stability in the holy lands. These barriers are: nationalism, colonialism and Zionism. Readers of this volume will hear voices which are often neglected, muted or otherwise suppressed in popular discourse.

Prophetic Voices on Middle East Peace: A Jewish, Christian, and Humanist Primer on Colonialism, Zionism & Nationalism in the Middle East (Claremont Studies in Contemporary Issues)

History

Phillips, Thomas E.

World

CST Press

This volume, the inaugural volume in Claremont's series on the New Testament and Christian Origins, celebrates the distinguished career of Dr. Dennis R. MacDonald. As students and scholars of the NewTestament will know, MacDonald almost single-handedly established the discipline of Mimesis Criticism. However, MacDonald's scholarly achievements far exceed his role in establishing that emerging discipline within New Testament studies. MacDonald's scholarship and interests range widely over the entire discipline of Christian origins. His work has striven above all to situate the New Testament within the historical, social and literary contexts of the Greco-Roman world.The scholars —both junior and senior—in this volume participate in MacDonald's quest to locate the New Testament texts within their proper historical framework. The essays in this volume range from the Hebrew origins of the New Testament to Platonic influence on the New Testament, from Homeric imitation to the semantic domain of James, and from fresh readings of Mark to revisionist histories of Paul. There is something here for everyone. The essays are original, the arguments fresh and the language crisp. Every student of the New Testament will want to spend time with this wide-ranging celebration of MacDonald's intellectual prowess and academic career.

Christian Origins and the New Testament in the Greco-Roman Context: Essays in Honor of Dennis R. MacDonald (Claremont Studies in New Testament & Christian Origins)

Religion & Spirituality

Froelich, Margaret

Christian Books & Bibles

RACIAL RECONCILIATION AND PRIVILEGE: THE DEBATE WITHIN THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ON REGIONAL CONFERENCES (Claremont Dissertations of Distinction)

Hector, Winsley B

This volume explores the role of the lyre in Biblical history and thought.

Kinnor: The Biblical Lyre in Biblical History, Thought, and Culture

Friedmann, Jonathan L.

This book honors Dr. Joe Grana for his work in Christian Higher Education as a scholar and teacher of Scripture. And while his work in that arena is stellar, it is his character and life that, to me, are most admirable.

Looking Both Ways: At the Intersection of the Academy and the Church

Holtzen, Wm. Curtis

From Malaysia to the Ends of the Earth: Southeast Asian and Diasporic Contributions to Biblical and Theological Studies

Goh, Elaine Wei-Fun

Kuan, Kah-Jin Jeffrey

Tan, Jonathan Yun-Ka

Yong, Amos Wai-Ming

The Pulse of Life: Exploring the Power of Compassion in Transforming the World: Essays in Honor of Frank Rogers Jr.

Self-Help

Yong, Aizaiah G.

Personal Transformation

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