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Secrets of a Fortnite Fan (Independent & Unofficial)
This independent and unofficial chapter book combines an accessible Fortnite play guide with the laugh-out-loud story of one kid's quest for gaming glory.Meet Tyler Meeks – he's officially bored with being left out of the Fortnite craze. Now he's on a mission to become the world's best Fortnite player... or at least the best player in Class 5C! You'll learn all the tips, tricks and secrets just as Tyler does, so you too can progress from being a noob to a total Fortnite master. Tons of original illustration and snappy, easy-to-read text make this the ideal book for game-obsessed readers. Fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Tom Gates, and Captain Underpants will love this book... and anyone who's into Fortnite will laugh all the way to Victory Royale.
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Sola Scriptura Sacramentaque
The practice of the sacraments of baptism and the Eucharist allow Christians to read Scripture in the context of the church and in unity with the Trinity. Charles Meeks argues here, however, that over the centuries since the Reformation, Protestant expressions of the church have often allowed the sacraments to assume a minor role that has led to a weakening of Protestant ecclesiology and a disconnection of these ancient rituals from the gospel. To unpack this reality, Meeks relies on the work of fourth-century bishop Hilary of Poitiers and modern theologian Robert W. Jenson to examine the relationship between the sacraments and Scripture, the Trinity, and the church. With Hilary, he retrieves a hermeneutic that starts from the interdependence of the sacraments with all aspects of Christian life, especially the way one reads Scripture, formulates theology, and understands what the church is and is not. With Jenson, Meeks applies this hermeneutic to the modern church in an appeal to recover a premodern sense of God’s relationship to time, and thus how the church relates to God through Word and Sacrament.
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Moral World of the First Christians
This volume in the Library of Early Christianity examines the ethics and morality of the earliest Christians.The Library of Early Christianity is a series of eight outstanding books exploring the Jewish and Greco-Roman contexts in which the New Testament developed.
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