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Reading Augustine
A Guide to the Confessions
by Jason Byassee
ISBN: 9781597525299
$14.00 Paperback
Cascade Books
“Jason Byassee is an ideal guide to the Confessions: lucid, unpretentiously learned, witty, and above all generous--to his subject, to his fellow scholars, and to the reader.”--John Wilson, editor, Books & Culture
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An Introduction to the Desert Fathers
by Jason Byassee
ISBN: 9781597525305
$16.00 Paperback
Cascade Books
“In this beautiful, informative, probing, and wise introduction to the spirituality of the desert, Byassee both immerses us in, and invites us to embrace, an older, sometimes alien, way of inhabiting our relationship with the triune God.”--Lauren F. Winner, author of Girl Meets God and Real Sex: The Naked Truth About Chastity
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Conflict, Community, and Honor
1 Peter in Social-Scientific Perspective
by John H. Elliott
ISBN: 9781556352348
$14.00 Paperback
Cascade Books
“[This volume] reveals the letter in its own context, in such a way that we can appropriate its message and values into our own.”--Carolyn Osiek, coauthor of A Woman's Place: House Churches in Earliest Christianity
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Reading Paul
by Michael J. Gorman
ISBN: 9781556351952
$22.00 Paperback
Cascade Books
“This splendid introduction to the Apostle Paul is the best book of its kind: concise, wise, insightful, thoroughly conversant with the best recent scholarship yet thoroughly clear and readable.”--Richard B. Hays, George Washington Ivey Professor of New Testament, The Divinity School, Duke University
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Theology and Culture
A Guide to the Discussion
by D. Stephen Long
ISBN: 9781556350528
$17.00 Paperback
Cascade Books
“Modernity, Steve Long tells us with his patented acerbity, is a broken record that never stops repeating its supposed novelty. If broken records require sharp, swift smacks to be knocked out of their tiresome grooves, Long's palm-sized book delivers a salutary slap that gets us back on track--and out of confused modern conceptualities that pit theology against culture. An excellent, masterly introduction to its topic.”--Rodney Clapp, author of A Peculiar People and Border Crossings
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