PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
Simon Hewitt teaches and researches in theology and philosophy, and is a research fellow at the University of Leeds. He is active in left-wing politics and a committed Catholic and lay member of the Dominican Order.
The writing is clear and admirably concise. In barely 100 pages, the author revisits Marx's views on religion, takes several of his key insights, and shows how Christians could find them helpful. Marx's criticism of religion, for example, which is more about exposing idolatry than attacking ideas, can be a bridging point with Christianity. Similarly, his assertion that ideas are always related to the economic context in which they arose can prompt a fresh look at the power of institutions (including the Church). -- Andrew Bradstock * Reform *
Debunking Lawrence Krauss
A Christian Response
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Friendship in Doubt
Aleister Crowley, J. F. C. Fuller,...
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A Standard Religiously Irrelevant...
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