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What does it really mean for the church to have unity? How should we deal with diversity? Which differences are worth dividing over? In Mending a Fractured Church, editors Michael Bird and Brian Rosner seek to answer such questions, looking to the Bible for examples of how to behave when Christians differ. Speaking to pastors, churches, and seminary students, they provide a guide to maintaining...

Graham Cole When Christians disagree, how may the bonds of peace be preserved? It is so good to see an interdisciplinary approach to the question. Lindsay Wilson works in the field of the Old Testament, Brian Rosner in the New Testament, Andrew Malone in both as well as mission, Mike Bird in systematic theology, and Rhys Bezzant in church history. Lindsay Wilson tackles a key Old Testament passage (Josh 22:1–34) and Brian Rosner an New Testament one (Rom 14:1–15:7). Mike Bird offers a theological
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