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2015 Books On Overcoming Terrorism and Political Gridlock
Two religious books of 2015 address American’s deepest fears and anxieties: terrorism and political gridlock. In Not in God’s Name: Confronting Religious Violence, Britain’s former chief rabbi Jonathan Sacks offers an in-depth historical, philosophical and theological argument against religious extremism and … Continue reading