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Marcia Webb Toward a theology of Psychological Disorder (Eugene OR: Cascade Books, 2017). Pp. xxiv + 183. £21.00/$26.00 (Pbk). ISBN 978 1 4982 0211 4.

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Marcia Webb Toward a theology of Psychological Disorder (Eugene OR: Cascade Books, 2017). Pp. xxiv + 183. £21.00/$26.00 (Pbk). ISBN 978 1 4982 0211 4.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 June 2018

ANASTASIA PHILIPPA SCRUTTON
ANASTASIA PHILIPPA SCRUTTON*
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University of Leeds
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e-mail: t.scrutton@leeds.ac.uk
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Religious Studies , Volume 55 , Issue 2 , June 2019 , pp. 283 - 287
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