In the School of the Word Garth Cartwright many of whom are strangers

many of whom are strangers

These reflective dialogues help readers develop greater understanding of the past and its influence on the present

We’re all stronger than we think

" -Paul Parkison

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In the School of the Word Garth Cartwright many of whom are strangersCarlos Granados and Luis Sanchez Navarro propose reading the Bible with Christian faith, not as one approach among many, but as a disposition demanded by the New Testament for proper interpretation of both the Old and the New. Even so, the authors' faith never leads them to dismiss history or to discard the tools of the historical critical method. On the contrary, these sciences allow the faithful reader to take a holistic approach to biblical truth.