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New readers not yet familiar with Stringfellow will be gripped by the Stringfellow of these pages. More familiar readers will return for more of his energy, daring, and imagination. --Walter Brueggemann, Columbia Theological Seminary One need not be a Christian to feel challenged by the example of William Stringfellow. . . . We should be grateful to Andrew McThenia for compiling this excellent collection of essays about a lawyer who insisted on the priority of his explicitly Christian vocation in defining his practice of law. --Sanford Levinson, University of Texas Law School This fine collection of essays in honor of William Stringfellow, assembled from an impressive array of scholars and social activists, demonstrates the breadth and depth of Stringfellow's contribution to contemporary understanding of the relation between faith and justice. --Clark D. Cunningham, Washington University This volume is more than a tribute. In it we hear again William the prophet proclaiming the beauty and harshness of the gospel. --Will Campbell, author of 'Up to Our Steeples in Politics'

New readers not yet familiar with Stringfellow will be gripped by the Stringfellow of these pages. More familiar readers will return for more of his energy, daring, and imagination. --Walter Brueggemann, Columbia Theological Seminary One need not be a Christian to feel challenged by the example of William Stringfellow. . . . We should be grateful to Andrew McThenia for compiling this excellent collection of essays about a lawyer who insisted on the priority of his explicitly Christian vocation in defining his practice of law. --Sanford Levinson, University of Texas Law School This fine collection of essays in honor of William Stringfellow, assembled from an impressive array of scholars and social activists, demonstrates the breadth and depth of Stringfellow's contribution to contemporary understanding of the relation between faith and justice. --Clark D. Cunningham, Washington University This volume is more than a tribute. In it we hear again William the prophet proclaiming the beauty and harshness of the gospel. --Will Campbell, author of 'Up to Our Steeples in Politics'

"""""New readers not yet familiar with Stringfellow will be gripped by the Stringfellow of these pages. More familiar readers will return for more of his energy, daring, and imagination."""" --Walter Brueggemann, Columbia Theological Seminary """"One need not be a Christian to feel challenged by the example of William Stringfellow. . . . We should be grateful to Andrew McThenia for compiling this excellent collection of essays about a lawyer who insisted on the priority of his explicitly Christian vocation in defining his practice of law."""" --Sanford Levinson, University of Texas Law School """"This fine collection of essays in honor of William Stringfellow, assembled from an impressive array of scholars and social activists, demonstrates the breadth and depth of Stringfellow's contribution to contemporary understanding of the relation between faith and justice."""" --Clark D. Cunningham, Washington University """"This volume is more than a tribute. In it we hear again William the prophet proclaiming the beauty and harshness of the gospel."""" --Will Campbell, author of 'Up to Our Steeples in Politics'"

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ANDREW W. McTHENIA JR. is the James P. Morefield Professor of Law Emeritus at Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia. He and his wife Anne live in Lexington.

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