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Free Book Giveaway: Hunter Baker’s ‘The System Has a Soul’
Free Book Giveaway: Hunter Baker’s ‘The System Has a Soul’
Mar 17, 2026 4:44 PM

Christian’s Library Press recently releasedThe System Has a Soul: Essays on Christianity, Liberty, and Political Lifeby Hunter Baker, a collection of reflections on the role and relevance of Christianity in our societal systems.

To celebrate the release,CLP will be giving awaythreecopies of the book. To enter, use the interface below. To get started, all you need to enter is your email address! After that, there are four ways to enter, and each will increase your odds. The contest will end Friday night (October 24) at 11:59 p.m.

Note: Due to various constraints, print copies are only available to contestants who live North America. Winners who reside elsewhere will receive a digital copy.

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