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Kenneth Mason

This is the Night: The Ambiguity of Passover

This is the Night: The Ambiguity of Passover

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These essays by Kenneth Mason (1931–2023) explore the relationship between Christian faith, Scripture, history, and experience. Ranging from the meaning of Passover and the interpretation of the Exodus story to reflections on faith, doubt, the Incarnation, and the place of suffering within religious identity, they are marked by a willingness to engage patiently with questions that resist simple answers. Rather than attempting to resolve questions outright, Mason attends carefully to ambiguity, paradox, and the complexity of belief. He considers how sacred narratives shape communities, how victims and victors view the same events differently, how faith lives alongside uncertainty, and how religious traditions continue to speak in changing circumstances. Jewish and Christian sources, theology, literature, history, and liturgy are brought into conversation throughout, creating a collection that rewards thoughtful and sustained reflection.
  • Publication date: 31 July 2026
  • Page count: 40
  • Dimensions: Height 160 mm; Width 110 mm
  • Publisher: SLG Press
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN-13: 9780728305489

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