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He Tatau Pounamu: The Treaty of Waitangi: a Covenant of Reconciliation

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He Tatau Pounamu: The Treaty of Waitangi: a Covenant of Reconciliation
He Tatau Pounamu: The Treaty of Waitangi: a Covenant of Reconciliation

He Tatau Pounamu: The Treaty of Waitangi: a Covenant of Reconciliation

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In this new book, Dr. Reese helps us to understand how the treaty is he tatau pounamu—a covenant pathway of reconciliation. He considers the history and context of this foundational document, including the role of the Church and the Christian gospel in its shape and interpretation. And with compassion and insight he lays before us the challenge of how best to respond—how best now to honour the Treaty. Produced as a special bilingual edition, with forewords by Professor Tom Roa (Ngati Maniapoto, Waikato) and Archbishop David Moxon, He Tatau Pounamu represents the distilled wisdom and committed action of a lifetime from this remarkable advocate for the Treaty and the gospel in Aotearoa, New Zealand.

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  • In this new book, Dr. Reese helps us to understand how the treaty is he tatau pounamu—a covenant pathway of reconciliation. He considers the history and context of this foundational document, including the role of the Church and the Christian gospel in its shape and interpretation. And with compassion and insight he lays before us the challenge of how best to respond—how best now to honour the Treaty. Produced as a special bilingual edition, with forewords by Professor Tom Roa (Ngati Maniapoto, Waikato) and Archbishop David Moxon, He Tatau Pounamu represents the distilled wisdom and committed action of a lifetime from this remarkable advocate for the Treaty and the gospel in Aotearoa, New Zealand.

In this new book, Dr. Reese helps us to understand how the treaty is he tatau pounamu—a covenant pathway of reconciliation. He considers the history and context of this foundational document, including the role of the Church and the Christian gospel in its shape and interpretation. And with compassion and insight he lays before us the challenge of how best to respond—how best now to honour the Treaty. Produced as a special bilingual edition, with forewords by Professor Tom Roa (Ngati Maniapoto, Waikato) and Archbishop David Moxon, He Tatau Pounamu represents the distilled wisdom and committed action of a lifetime from this remarkable advocate for the Treaty and the gospel in Aotearoa, New Zealand.