Thomas F Stransky (Stransky, Thomas F)

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  Christ's Lordship and Religious Pluralism

  ISBN 9780281040452 (978-0-281-04045-2)
  Softcover, SPCK, 1983

  
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  Doing the Truth in Charity: Statements of Popes Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II and the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity (Ecumenical Documents I, 1982)

  ISBN 9780809123988 (978-0-8091-2398-8)
  Softcover, Paulist Press, 1981

  
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  Faith Meets Faith (Mission Trends, 5)

  ISBN 9780809123568 (978-0-8091-2356-8)
  Softcover, Eerdmans Pub Co, 1981

  
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  God on Our Minds: A Project of the Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research.

  ISBN 9780800616007 (978-0-8006-1600-7)
  Softcover, Fortress Press, 1982

  
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  Mission Trends No 4: Liberation Theologies in North America and Europe

  ISBN 9780802817099 (978-0-8028-1709-9)
  Softcover, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1979

  
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  Openings for reconciliation in the Holy Land today: A unique context for a unique living dialogue (The Malcolm Hay memorial lecture)
  

  by Thomas F Stransky

  ISBN 9780902604995 (978-0-902604-99-5)
  Malcolm Hay Trust in association with the University of Aberdeen, 1996

  
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