The Beowulf Trilogy
Christopher L. Webber
The Beowulf Trilogy
Christopher L. Webber
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Christopher L. Webber, a graduate of Princeton University and the General Theological Seminary in New York, is the author of a number of books ranging from a guidebook for Vestries to a study of Christian marriage. His most recent books include Dear Friends: Letters of St. Paul to Christians in America; American to the Backbone, a biography of pre–Civil War abolition leader James W. C. Pennington; Welcome to the Christian Faith, an introduction to Christian life and teaching; and Beyond Beowulf, the first-ever sequel to the old English saga, Beowulf. Webber has given lectures and workshops on his various books across the country. He now lives in San Francisco.
Christopher L. Webber, a graduate of Princeton University and the General Theological Seminary in New York, is the author of a number of books ranging from a guidebook for Vestries to a study of Christian marriage. His most recent books include Dear Friends: Letters of St. Paul to Christians in America; American to the Backbone, a biography of pre–Civil War abolition leader James W. C. Pennington; Welcome to the Christian Faith, an introduction to Christian life and teaching; and Beyond Beowulf, the first-ever sequel to the old English saga, Beowulf. Webber has given lectures and workshops on his various books across the country. He now lives in San Francisco.
Christopher L. Webber, a graduate of Princeton University and the General Theological Seminary in New York, is the author of a number of books ranging from a guidebook for Vestries to a study of Christian marriage. His most recent books include Dear Friends: Letters of St. Paul to Christians in America; American to the Backbone, a biography of pre–Civil War abolition leader James W. C. Pennington; Welcome to the Christian Faith, an introduction to Christian life and teaching; and Beyond Beowulf, the first-ever sequel to the old English saga, Beowulf. Webber has given lectures and workshops on his various books across the country. He now lives in San Francisco.