Joan Chittister
I don't imagine many readers have come across the work of Joan Chittister unless it was in review of one of her books a few…… Read More »
Category: Philosophy Spirituality
Personal Transformation and a New Creation
This volume is devoted to the work of Beatrice Bruteau, a new name to me, but someone who was nurtured by both Catholic Christianity and…… Read More »
The Death of the Church and Spirituality Reborn
This is a controversial and radical book by an ordained Anglican priest who was also a scientist, psychic and therapeutic counsellor. The title indicates the…… Read More »
Why is Easter a Moveable Feast?
It seems that there is a movement to fix the date of Easter across Christendom, but this book explains why this might be a questionable…… Read More »
Goddess 2.0: Advancing a New Path Forward
Karen Tate is a well-known figure in goddess studies, and here she brings together wide range of contributors to share their wisdom and vision about…… Read More »
Reason and Wonder
Subtitled 'why science and faith need each other', this volume partly arises out of the series of Gregory Lectures that Eric has been organising at…… Read More »
The Wisdom of Frugality – Why Less is More – More or Less
This book is a brilliant, witty and pertinent reflection on the wisdom of frugality from Socrates through the Stoics to Thoreau. Its starting point is…… Read More »
THE ROOT OF WAR IS FEAR – Thomas Merton's advice to peacemakers
In the final chapter of this powerful and inspiring book, Jim Forest, himself a lifelong peacemaker who met Thomas Merton as a young man, comments…… Read More »
BELIEF WITHOUT BORDERS
There is a demographic revolution going on in the Western world. Several decades back, the label of 'spiritual but not religious' (SBNR) did not exist.…… Read More »
BEYOND THE ROBOT
What if the world 'as it really is' is the one you see when in your most joyous state of mind? When your perception reaches…… Read More »