“Who Would Jesus Kill?  is an insightful book that my students have found both enlightening and accessible.”

"I have decided to use the Cloutier book in the fall. It is a marvelous combination of official teaching and diverse views. It sparkles."

"Cloutier knows how to engage undergraduates, introduce them to the tradition broadly conceived, and show them (by example) how to reason."

"There are two things that I particularly like about this book, and that raise it above the average Intro to Theology book. First, the book invites students to use the library and find the sources for further research. I think that this is especially needed in a time in which students are not willing to rise from their seats and computer screens, thinking that everything can be found through the internet. Second, it broadens the horizon of the students by including chapters on Judaism, Islam, and Catholic Theology in a Global Context."

"Father Givey brings to life once again the man, the monk, and the mystic who helped to shape the soul of his own generation and who continues to offer a vision of 'peace for the future'"

"This work's greatest strength is its combination of a sophisticated approach to the biblical text and a style and format that will appeal to college undergraduates. The work's focus on the biblical text itself is admirable, and the author has managed to bring together a solid grounding in modern biblical scholarship with a sure feel for her intended audience."