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‘PHOTOS OF THE GODS’: The Printed Image and Political Struggle in India Man of peace: Mahatma Gandhi among printed images that are part of India’s popular visual culture Subscriber only	A LAST EMBRACE: Essays in honour of Nadir Dinshaw Tales for a great giver: John Saxbee considers tributes to a man of limitless generosity Subscriber only	ALEXANDER THE CORRECTOR Called to unwrite the Holy Bible: this obsessive, unhappy man produced a work of lasting value, says David Winter Subscriber only

Books on the Bible Christ and His People in the Book of Isaiah; Who Are You my Daughter? The Study of the New Testament Subscriber only	CHRISTIANITY AND THE CELTS Leviathan: a monster of the deep, Jasconius, enters this introduction to the world of the Celts Subscriber only	EASTERN CHRISTIANITY: Studies in modern history, religion and politics Facing eastward: John Binns on little-known Christian lives Subscriber only

ECHOES TO THE AMEN: Essays after R. S. Thomas Listening for the tune from the abyss: David Scott applauds essays on the themes and significance of R. S. Thomas’s poetry Subscriber only	HOLY SCRIPTURE: A dogmatic sketch God revealing God: George Pattison on scripture’s claim on us Subscriber only	INTRODUCTION TO THE HEBREW BIBLE WITH CD-ROM Rearranging the books: John Goldingay considers a study of the OT and the story it tells Subscriber only

JOURNEY TO THE HOLY MOUNTAIN: Meditations on Mount Athos Travel the hard way: Two journeys by thoughtful writers to remote monasteries provide insights and enjoyment for Richard Marsh Subscriber only	NEWS FROM SOMEWHERE: On settling Down with soil worship: Ronald Blythe on a personal, highly charged vision of the countryside Subscriber only	SILENCE AND WITNESS Sound of silence: Esther de Waal explores a new book on Christian spirituality Subscriber only

THE ART OF READING SCRIPTURE Teaching us how to read aright: First start by using your imagination, declares Robin Griffith-Jones Subscriber only	THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS The epistle from the perspective of the Orthodox Church. Subscriber only	THE OPEN WINDOW Gospel talk: Glyn Paflin reviews a new collection of sermons Subscriber only

THE SACRED HISTORY OF BRITAIN: Landscape myth and power, the forces that have shaped Britain’s spirituality Holy foundations Subscriber only	THE WHALE BOOK: Whales and other marine animals as described by Adriaen Coenen in 1585 More than 100 pages from Coenen’s manuscripts and charming watercolours Subscriber only

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