“I will be using Who Would Jesus Kill? Allman's text is very insightful and provocative—exactly what we want in an undergraduate theology text.”

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

"I am currenty using Catholic Ethics in Today's World in the Theological Ethics course. Thanks for publishing timely and useful books for an undergraduate course."

“Contains many good features such as introductions, essays, charts, glossary, and NAB text.”

"Effective feminist writing at its best is informative, well researched, thought-provoking without being aggressive, and persuasive through its use of reason. This book is all these things, besides being the product of a deep understanding of English literature and beautifully written."

“The author has done a commendable job in highlighting important modern developments in Roman Catholicism. I especially found the chapters on ecumenism and interfaith dialogue helpful in my introductory courses, which are becoming more and more confessionally and even religiously diverse."

"This book reflects a detailed and careful study of Christology. It addresses all of the major elements of theological reflection on the person of Jesus. It is accessible to undergraduate students and written with them in mind. The questions that follow the chapters are an excellent means for challenging students to reflect on the impact of our beliefs and the ways that they are influenced by culture, history and experience."

“The Saint Mary’s Press® College Study Bible is an outstanding tool for beginning and seasoned students of the Bible. The chapter introductions are scholarly yet accessible, and the commentaries throughout the text help to bring to contemporary readers a critical awareness of hermeneutical challenges both ancient and modern. Its insight, beauty and ease of use equip even novice readers to enter the world of the biblical text with skill and confidence.”

"Celia Deane-Drummond's new book provides a wonderful resource for those who are new to ecological theology as well as for those who have been long involved. She maps the field in a way that is accessible and user-friendly. Her approach is critical, intelligent, and learned, the fruit of her grounding in science as well as in theology, and of love for creation as well as her strong commitment to the Christian tradition."

"[My students] found the Glossary both helpful and informative. Some students said they found the book 'addictive' and their joy at learning so many new terms made it hard to put down. . . .

Non-native English speakers said that the glossary easily clarified unfamiliar English terms for them. Many English-speaking students appreciated the clear definitions of Hispanic terms and said the glossary would help them in their outreach ministry to Hispanic people."

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"[First Edition] Many of my students express how much they enjoy reading this book. At the same time, it is filled with new interpretive insights which the author guides through in such inviting ways. Combined with both up-to-date scholarship and ecumenical sensitivity, the book is indeed a remarkable accomplishment.”