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Book Review: Healing and Christianity in Ancient Thought and Modern Times

emphasis on the atoning value of death of Christ and on the realization in Christ of the eschaton. In substance, this is not merely a useful work, but a perceptive and important one. Its contribution to the understanding of the origins of Christian doctrine is not, however, assisted greatly by the form imposed on it by its character as a thesis. To the reader who wants to get straight to the point, the argument seems repetitious, and the book somewhat overloaded with preliminaries. Moreover, it could have used a close proofreading, being full of idle, and sometimes confusing, errors.