Dry Bones and Holy Wars : A Call for Social and Spiritual RenewalRobertson offers readers deft theological reflections on the biggest sources of our current cultural angstsocial polarization, political corruption, spiritual abuse, ecological disasterleveraging the wisdom of the Christian tradition to fuel subversive hope. Jonathan Merritt, contributing writer, The Atlantic; author, Learning to Speak God from Scratch Brandan Robertson is one of the most astute young Christian writers. His compelling new book, deeply

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and scholar-activists from around the globe who draw from their own particular experiences and locations and witness to the life-giving work of the Holy Spirit calling us to speak truthfully

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