The Holy Island of Lindisfarne the rise of market-driven theology

the rise of market-driven theology

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The Holy Island of Lindisfarne the rise of market-driven theologyLindisfarne is more than a history, its a book of stories about the Holy Island and its people: their trials and tribulations, as well as their celebrations and successes, revealing how Lindisfarne and its people have coped with and adapted to change. This book gives readers a feeling for the tiny island, which played such a large role in the history of England, plus a sense of its sacred enchantment.