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Leonardo Boff on The Eucharist and Love of Neighbour

By Bill Walker

On May 8, 2013

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Bill is the Assistant Director of Spiritual Formation and lecturer in theology at Truett Seminary. He also teaches Christians ethics in the Business School and in the Honors College at Baylor University. His first book, "Globalization, Salvation and the Church: A Political Theology of Neighborliness and Resistance" will be published with Lexington-Fortress Press in 2019. Read More...

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