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I Desire Justice

Daily Readings from Ash Wednesday to Easter Day

Author: Ridley Hall

A team of students in training for the ministry write the reflections around a particular theme, and the staff of Ridley ensure theological depth and accuracy. This year's... ...read more

ISBN-13: 9781853116971
ISBN-10: 1853116971
Published: 28/12/2005
Format: Paperback
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A team of students in training for the ministry write the reflections around a particular theme, and the staff of Ridley ensure theological depth and accuracy. This year's reflections is based on Micah 6.8: 'What does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?'
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"a very accessible and readable book which explores its theme of justice in a approachable and entertaining light." The Church of England Newspaper, February 24, 2006.