A rumor of angels: modern society and the rediscovery of the supernaturalWith unparalleled creativity and impeccable scholarship, this path-breaking classic confronts head-on the thesis that 'God is dead.' The new essays include discussions on religious politicization and the dilemmas of hardline morality. |
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User Review - nickandhannah715 - BooklogThis was a thought provoking book. Althoughbitvhas been a while since it was first published, I think it contributors timeless truths and wisdom to the whole church community. Read full review
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A Rumor of Angels: Modern Society and the Rediscovery of the Supernatural Peter L. Berger Limited preview - 1969 |
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