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Gift of Responsibility: The Promise of Dialogue Among Christians, Jews, and Muslims

By Lewis S. Mudge

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Hardcover:

9780125356169, titled "Progress in Behavior Modification" | Academic Pr, April 1, 1984, cover price $62.00 | also contains Progress in Behavior Modification

Paperback:

9780826428394, titled "The Gift of Responsibility: The Promise of Dialogue Among Christians, Jews, and Muslims" | Bloomsbury USA Academic, June 6, 2008, cover price $25.95

Beyond Idealism: A Way Ahead for Ecumenical Social Ethics

Product Description: Has the ecumenical movement lost its way? Does the prophetic voice of the churches gathered together still influence our societies? "Beyond Idealism" answers these questions and others, pointing to a new orientation in the field of ecumenical social thought at a time of crisis in the ecumenical movement...read more

By Robin Gurney, Heidi Hadsell, Lewis S. Mudge and Julio De Santa Ana

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Paperback:

9780802831873 | Eerdmans Pub Co, April 15, 2006, cover price $25.00 | About this edition: Has the ecumenical movement lost its way?

Our Spiritual Crisis: Recovering Human Wisdom In A Time Of Violence

A scholar and activist argues that the current spiritual crisis in the country results from an over-emphasis on material consumption, while offering advice to readers on how they can confront the evils of war, consumerism, scientism, and commercialism. Original.

By Lewis S. Mudge and Michael N. Nagler

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9780812695816 | Open Court Pub Co, July 21, 2005, cover price $18.95 | About this edition: A scholar and activist argues that the current spiritual crisis in the country results from an over-emphasis on material consumption, while offering advice to readers on how they can confront the evils of war, consumerism, scientism, and commercialism.

Rethinking the Beloved Community: Ecclesiology, Hermeneutics, Social Theory