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About the Author

Krister Stendahl, bishop, teacher, dean, chaplain, intellectual, lived from 1921 to 2008, and wove the web of freedom as he read the Bible and taught students at Harvard and around the globe. His perspective on women's freedom, on reconciliation, and on nonviolence are vivid reminders that a great show more deal of goodness and kindness and challenge for peace yet emanate from the past. show less

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Works by Krister Stendahl

Associated Works

Great Religions of the World (1971) — Foreword — 702 copies, 4 reviews
Encyclopedia of Mormonism (1992) — Contributor — 58 copies
Reflections on Mormonism (1978) — Contributor — 36 copies
Sexist religion and women in the church; no more silence! (1974) — Contributor — 13 copies

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Birthdate
1921-04-21
Date of death
2008-04-15
Gender
male
Education
Uppsala University
Occupations
theologian
New Testament scholar
Bishop of Stockholm, Sweden
Organizations
Church of Sweden
Harvard Divinity School
Brandeis University
Awards and honors
Graduate Theological Foundation (Honorary Fellow)
Nationality
Sweden
Birthplace
Sweden
Places of residence
Stockholm, Sweden
USA
Associated Place (for map)
Stockholm, Sweden

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Reviews

3 reviews
This is a beautiful booklet, compiled from lectures of Krister Stendhal on the roots of violence in the pages of Scripture. He has some great words about how shalom means the inclusion of all things and reading the Bible with an eye towards the language of peace.

I had read quotations from Stendhal before but this is the first book I read from him. I appreciate his insights and humility and the implications he draws out for ecumenism and interfaith dialogue.

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Works
21
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Members
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Popularity
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Rating
3.9
Reviews
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ISBNs
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Languages
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