Eerdmans Theology Ebook Sale – April 2021

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BOOK DEALS

April 15, 2021 12:14 pm by C. Christopher Smith

I am always grateful to Englewood Review of Books for all their books announcements and book sales.

So glad that my own book Embracing the Other is only 3.99. It is a great time to buy an ebook during this Earth Week celebration. Earth Day is April 22, so save the trees and read an ebook.

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Huge Eerdmans Theology Ebook Sale – April 2020

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Thank you Englewood Review of Books for reminding us of this Huge Eerdmans Theology Ebook Sale.

My Embracing The Other is only 1.99. Get it before it ends.

Embracing the Other: Thirty Seconds or Less/Youtube Video

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Listen to the Thirty Seconds or Less Podcast/Youtube on my latest book, Embracing the Other. 

Below is a repost from “Thirty Seconds or Less” website.

Embracing God’s Transgender People

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Trans Rights

I am reposting Dr. Susan Shaw’s beautiful post, Embracing God’s Transgender People for the Huffington Post (Oct 20, 2015).

I am so delighted that Dr. Shaw quotes my new book, “Embracing the Other“.  Read and share her post.

Do you Speak English? Racial Discrimination and Being the Other

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This is my latest post for Feminist Studies in Religion, “Do you Speak English? Racial Discrimination and Being the Other”.  I would love to hear your comments or feedback.

I speak fluent English, conversational Korean and textbook French. I am proud to be trilingual and I always encourage my children to speak Korean with me. They never do. I do my best to speak to them in Korean, unless I am disciplining them. Then, only English comes out of my mouth.

Samuel L. Caraballo: Divine Challenge to Social Darwinism

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I am reposting Samuel L. Caraballo’s very interesting post.  it was originally posted on his site, samuelcaraballo.com site.  Feel free to follow his blog.

“What then must we do?” This is the inevitable question faith communities across the nation face when dealing with racial and ethnic divides within their congregations and in society at large.

If it is true scientifically that there is no such thing as racial superiority, then we

Jon Rinnander’s Review of the “Holy Spirit, Chi, and the Other”

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John Rinnander recently reviewed my book Holy Spirit, Chi, and the Other for the parish newsletter at St. Michaels and all Saints parish:

What is the Pneuma saying?

“Pneumatology” sounds like a medical specialty but it is in fact a dynamic field of theology, drawing on the reflections and talents of a new generation of thinkers from around the world.