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"""Here is a book every pastor should read. With inarguable propositions, Gregory Athnos corrects the unintentional error of omitting the resurrection from its primacy place in our hymns, prayers, and speech. We understand the cross as a great gift for which we give thanks, but fail to see the resurrection as the greatest gift. We should speak of it every Sunday in our worship."" --Dave Leeman, retired pastor"

"""Here is a book every pastor should read. With inarguable propositions, Gregory Athnos corrects the unintentional error of omitting the resurrection from its primacy place in our hymns, prayers, and speech. We understand the cross as a great gift for which we give thanks, but fail to see the resurrection as the greatest gift. We should speak of it every Sunday in our worship."" --Dave Leeman, retired pastor ""Here is a book every pastor should read. With inarguable propositions, Gregory Athnos corrects the unintentional error of omitting the resurrection from its primacy place in our hymns, prayers, and speech. We understand the cross as a great gift for which we give thanks, but fail to see the resurrection as the greatest gift. We should speak of it every Sunday in our worship."" --Dave Leeman, retired pastor"

"""Here is a book every pastor should read. With inarguable propositions, Gregory Athnos corrects the unintentional error of omitting the resurrection from its primacy place in our hymns, prayers, and speech. We understand the cross as a great gift for which we give thanks, but fail to see the resurrection as the greatest gift. We should speak of it every Sunday in our worship."" --Dave Leeman, retired pastor"

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"Gregory S. Athnos is emeritus professor of music from North Park University in Chicago. He is the author of four books: The Art of the Roman Catacombs (2011), Eat in Harmony: A Feast of Life, the Arts, and Faith (2016), Handel's ""Messiah"" A New View of Its Musical and Spiritual Architecture (2023), and Silent Voices: Meditations for Holy Week (2023)."

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