Laying Down the SwordPhilip Jenkins delivers a fearless examination of the darkand violent verses of the Bibleand a call for us to read them anew in pursuitof a richer, more honest faith. From one of Americas best scholars ofreligion (The Economist), this daring exploration of the Scripturesmost difficult passages forces us to confront and accept the violence that wasas integral to the formulation of Christianitys message as it was for manyother of the worlds religions,

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from “one of the world’s most prominent psychiatrists” (The Atlantic): Allen Frances analyzes the nation

hilariously skewering 101 of the genre’s seemingly endless litany of hackneyed phrases and tropes

dangerously falls apart

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as he leaves the elders’ den for one last epic quest to save the Clan he loves

Acosta offers a never-before-reported account of what it’s like to be the President’s most hated correspondent

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