Call Number (LC) Title Results
BL65.P7 J64 2005 Memory and identity : conversations at the dawn of a millennium /
Memory and identity : coversations at the dawn of a millennium / 		2
BL65.P7 K45 2018 Political theology of the earth : our planetary emergency and the struggle for a new public / 1
BL65.P7 K5698 2015 Patterns legitimizing political violence in transcultural perspectives : Islamic and Christian traditions and legacies / 1
BL65.P7 .K634 2015eb Patterns legitimizing political violence in transcultural perspectives : Islamic and Christian traditions and legacies / 1
BL65.P7 K65 2021 Religion and Euroscepticism in Brexit Britain / 1
BL65.P7 .K67 2017eb American religion, American politics : an anthology / 2
BL65.P7 L34 2013 The disclosure of politics : struggles over the semantics of secularization / 1
BL65.P7 L34 2013eb The disclosure of politics : struggles over the semantics of secularization / 1
BL65.P7 L35 2015eb Scandal and religious identity in early Stuart England : a Northamptonshire maid's tragedy / 1
BL65.P7 L38 1999 The law of religious identity : models for post-Communism / 1
BL65.P7 L42625 2012 Ancient and modern religion and politics : negotiating transitive spaces and hybrid identities /
Ancient and modern religion and politics negotiating transitive spaces and hybrid identities / 		2
BL65.P7 L4263 2010  
BL65.P7 L43 1996 Let justice roll : prophetic challenges in religion, politics, and society / 2
BL65.P7 L44 Le testament de Dieu / 1
BL65.P7 L44 2010 Religion and politics in the Middle East : identity, ideology, institutions, and attitudes / 1
BL65.P7 L4413 1980 The testament of God / 2
BL65.P7 L46 Religion and revolution. -
Religion and revolution. 		2
BL65.P7 L56 2007 Religion, empire, and torture : the case of Achaemenian Persia, with a postscript on Abu Ghraib / 1
BL65.P7 L56 2007eb Religion, empire, and torture : the case of Achaemenian Persia, with a postscript on Abu Ghraib / 1
BL65.P7 L58 1670 To the King both Houses of Parliament friends remember, you must all come to judgement for the one everlasting judge from whom there is no appeal to any other : who is no respecter of persons, he is the one judge of the conscience. 1