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Excurse

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Ex`curse´
v. t.1.To journey or pass thought.


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It offers a series of essays on Holy Terror, each of which deals with the subject from three successive perspectives: radical social criticism, excurses into church history, and biblical interpretation.
The articles themselves likewise extend in their styles from excurses on the state of theory and research today to the explication of a particular research problem.
It is filled with intriguing information, perceptive observations, and illuminating illustrations, it is also written in a tone recalling witty dialogue more than academic prose (certainly not a fault) and with extensive excurses and an overall organization not always apparent to the reader.
 
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