Confronting the Legacy of Racism: The Challenge to Christian Faith

The book is in good condition with minimal wear. As a paperback, it lacks a dust jacket. The binding is intact, and there are no inscriptions or library markings present, ensuring a clean copy for personal or academic use.

This edition of "Confronting the Legacy of Racism: The Challenge to Christian Faith" is edited by Dieumème E. Noelliste and published by Denver Seminary's Vernon Grounds Institute of Public Ethics in 2016. The book is a paperback, challenging the initial metadata suggesting a hardcover. It delves into the intersection of racism and Christian faith, exploring ethical responses and the role of religious communities in addressing social justice issues. The book is particularly relevant for theologians, ethicists, and those interested in the role of faith in societal change. While there is no indication of this being a first edition, the copyright page confirms the 2016 publication date. Its focus on contemporary ethical challenges makes it a significant resource for those examining the church's role in confronting racism. The book is in good condition with no inscriptions or library markings.