For the perfect holiday gift this year, consider some of these new reads by university faculty, staff and alumni.
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The gift of books
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[...] for this season as for the rest of the year. Here are some recent thoughts on the book project, Hope for the thinking Christian, courtesy of the “Know” site at the University of Texas, “Navigating life’s [...]
[...] This has been a somewhat “under the radar” project when it comes to my professional life as a university professor, which is why it’s been interesting (and gratifying) to see it get picked up by the larger campus publicity apparatus. The public affairs website for the University of Texas, “Know,” has selected Hope for the thinking Christian as one of a few general-interest recommended books for holiday shopping. Click here to see it and the others. [...]