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Buy your books by clicking on the SPRING 2022 BOOK LIST link, or the smile.amazon.com link. We anticipate the SUMMER 2022 BOOK LIST to be available by April 25, 2022. We work to provide a complete book approximately 3 weeks prior to each semester, but this is not always the case.

Please use the course syllabus as the final word. If a syllabus is not available for the course yet, please email your the course professor before making a purchase.

If your book order has not arrived by the time your courses begin, you will be able to digitize or read your initial assignment through the use of the circulation desk reserve titles. Per "fair use" copyright law allows you to copy no more than 1 chapter or 10% of a book while you wait for your required text to arrive from Amazon or another book vendor.

If you choose to order books online, there are two ways to ensure an immediate donation from Amazon to Phoenix Seminary: 1) Use the title links in this list SPRING 2022 BOOK LIST or 2) Use AmazonSmileby clicking smile.amazon.com, and then select Phoenix Seminary as your charitable organization.

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