Shaken Path, The - A Christian Priest`s Exploration of Modern Pagan Belief and Practice Paul Cudby

Name: Shaken Path, The - A Christian Priest`s Exploration of Modern Pagan Belief and Practice By Paul Cudby
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Shaken Path, The - A Christian Priest`s Exploration of Modern Pagan Belief and Practice by Paul Cudby

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A guide to modern Paganism for the for the uninformed.

Shaken Path, The - A Christian Priest`s Exploration of Modern Pagan Belief and Practice Summary

Shaken Path, The - A Christian Priest`s Exploration of Modern Pagan Belief and Practice by Paul Cudby

Despite modern Paganism being one of the fastest growing new religious movements in Britain and the USA, there is no up-to-date straightforward and informed introduction to modern Paganism from a Christian perspective. The Shaken Path addresses that gap.

About Paul Cudby

Paul Cudby is the Bishop of Birmingham's Adviser for New Religious Movements, spending a lot of time conversing with Pagans. As a vicar he also speaks with Christians, writes about his beliefs, and preaches. Often these interactions become a theme for a paper or, in this case, a book on understanding Paganism from a Christian perspective, a book he has written because no one else seems to have done!

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GOR013908016

ISBN 13

9781785355202

ISBN 10

1785355201

Title

Shaken Path, The - A Christian Priest`s Exploration of Modern Pagan Belief and Practice by Paul Cudby

Author

Paul Cudby

Condition

Used - Like New

Binding type

Paperback

Publisher

John Hunt Publishing

Year published

20170630

Number of pages

272

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Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.

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The book has been read, but looks new. The book cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket is included if applicable. No missing or damaged pages, no tears, possible very minimal creasing, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins