Book review: Claiming Society for God

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February 12, 2013

"[A]n engaging read from beginning to end ... I can think of no other recent book on orthodox movements that is as broad in its scope, rich and detailed in its narrative, well-grounded in its theory and insightful in its analysis as Claiming Society for God." —Review of Religious Research

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