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Struggles For Power in Early Christianity: A Study of the First Letter of Timothy Elsa Tamez Tamez analyzes the early church context of this Letter and encourages that "we should learn to understand and to dissent, to formulate a new manner of being the household of God, so that all its members, men and women, can be seated with joy and mutual solidarity at 'the table of God's hospitality.'" 202 pages — paper $20.00 Unveiling Empire: Reading Revelation Then and Now Wes Howard-Brook and Anthony Gwyther Two scholar-activists reveal the surprisingly contemporary issues contained within the Book of the Apocalypse. "Speaks to us personally, politically, spiritually."—Paul Anderson, Yale University. Includes a Foreword by Elizabeth McAlister. 300 pages — paper $24.00 Set Them Free: The Other Side of Exodus Laurel Dykstra New scripture scholarship from a grassroots Catholic Worker student of the Bible. The comprehensive liberation story chronicled in Exodus is about much more than politics. 292 pages — paper $24.00 New Testament Basis of Peacemaking Richard T. McSorley, S.J. Straight-forward, easy to read primer on Christian peacemaking, McSorley takes on the "Just War Theory" and offers commentary on the gospel command "Love your enemy." 160 pages — paper $10.00