In a world where justice is too often about power, Isabelle Hamley shows that God’s justice brings transformation, healing and hope for all.
- Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury on Embracing Justice,
Offers a serious-minded exploration of the different stories of justice in the Bible . . . Hamley’s approach to scripture . . . allowing its narratives to reshape our imagination – is a model of theological method . . . attractively written and non-technical.
Church Times on Embracing Justice
A comprehensive and plain-speaking call for social justice in all its forms . . . deserves a wide audience . . . salutary and valuable.
Transforming Ministry
At last, an authoritative and comprehensive study of the connection between faith and mental health which doesn’t shy away from making helpful practical applications. I commend it very warmly indeed.
- Bishop James Newcome on ‘The Bible and Mental Health’ edited by Isabelle Hamley and Christopher C H Cook,
Full of insight, intellectually robust, and consistently honest about the fragile spaces we inhabit, its authors explore from multiple angles how God can be present within frailty, not beyond it.
- The Revd Dr Alison J Gray, FRCPsych on ‘The Bible and Mental Health’ edited by Isabelle Hamley and Christopher C H Cook,
Full of insight, intellectually robust, and consistently honest about the fragile spaces we inhabit, its authors explore from multiple angles how God can be present within frailty, not beyond it.
- John M.G. Barclay FBA on ‘The Bible and Mental Health’ edited by Isabelle Hamley and Christopher C H Cook,