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黑料不打烊 Professor Contributes to New CEB Student Bible

CONWAY, Ark. (August 6, 2015) 鈥 黑料不打烊 religion professor Dr. Robert Williamson Jr. contributed to the new CEB Student Bible. Williamson wrote introductions and articles for the books of Song of Solomon, Daniel, and Revelation. 聽

Williamson is an associate professor of religious studies at 黑料不打烊, where he holds the Margaret Berry Hutton Odyssey Professorship and serves as faculty associate for the Miller Center for Vocation, Ethics, and Calling.

"It is an honor to have my work included in the CEB Student Bible, which takes seriously the ability of young people to think for themselves about even the most difficult issues of life and faith,鈥 said Williamson. 鈥淢y essays deal with topics ranging from body image to nonviolence to economic exploitation. We are trying to help students see how the Bible relates to their world, in all its beauty and messiness."

Designed to help students move into deeper forms of both personal and social holiness, while helping them make connections between the world of the Bible and their own world, the CEB Student Bible raises challenging questions, engages students minds and hearts, and shows them how to participate in the story of God鈥檚 people.

Targeted towards students ages 13 and up, the Bible includes multiple prayers and reflections written by students, for students, more than 400 articles by a diverse group of biblical scholars and youth ministers from over a dozen different denominations, and numerous discussion questions and activities designed to help students engage with the text. 聽

First published in 2011, the Common English Bible was built by the collaborative effort of 120 Bible translators from 24 denominations and 500 Bible readers from diverse backgrounds and hundreds of different churches. The CEB uses words and phrases that sound natural and conversational and offers a balanced, accurate and sensitive translation that mirrors how people talk, read, and write.

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