Abraham's Children: Liberty and Tolerance in an Age of Religious Conflict
Abraham's Children considers liberty and tolerance in an age marked by religious conflict. Kelly James Clark examines the relationship between religious faith, competing convictions, and the challenge of living together amid profound differences.
About This Book
Abraham's Children examines the relationship between religious conflict, liberty, and tolerance.
The book focuses on questions surrounding faith and the ways people with differing religious commitments may live together.
Its subject connects religious belief with broader concerns about freedom, coexistence, and public life.
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