Daniel J. Harrington, SJ (1940–2014), was professor of New Testament at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. He was the author of a number of books, including How Do Catholics Read the Bible? and, with James F. Keenan, Jesus and Virtue Ethics.

Clearly written and carefully organized, this book avoids technical jargon and is always informative, even for the specialist. Most importantly, its overall design enables it to be used on a variety of levels; as a supplemental text for courses in ecclesiology, as an introductory text for college religion courses, and as a resource for parish adult educationnnn

Daniel J. Harrington, SJ (1940–2014), was professor of New Testament at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. He was the author of a number of books, including How Do Catholics Read the Bible? and, with James F. Keenan, Jesus and Virtue Ethics.

Clearly written and carefully organized, this book avoids technical jargon and is always informative, even for the specialist. Most importantly, its overall design enables it to be used on a variety of levels; as a supplemental text for courses in ecclesiology, as an introductory text for college religion courses, and as a resource for parish adult educationnnn

Daniel J. Harrington, SJ (1940–2014), was professor of New Testament at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. He was the author of a number of books, including How Do Catholics Read the Bible? and, with James F. Keenan, Jesus and Virtue Ethics.

Clearly written and carefully organized, this book avoids technical jargon and is always informative, even for the specialist. Most importantly, its overall design enables it to be used on a variety of levels; as a supplemental text for courses in ecclesiology, as an introductory text for college religion courses, and as a resource for parish adult educationnnn