Religions of the book
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Gerard S. Sloyan is an emeritus professor whose work delves into the profound understanding of religious texts, particularly the New Testament. Through his writings, he explores pivotal moments in religious narratives, emphasizing their theological and interpretive significance. His approach is both analytical and accessible, offering readers insight into the complexities of religious traditions. Sloyan's contribution lies in his ability to illuminate timeless questions of faith and its interpretation for the contemporary reader.
