The Other Side of Virtue
An exploration of the origins of our virtues in European heroic and classical cultures that asks how these insights are relevant to the concerns of…… Read More »
Category: Philosophy Spirituality
Why Call me God? The Gospel Seen with a Single Eye
From an orthodox viewpoint, this shocking book represents an intellectual earthquake, shaking the foundations of Christian doctrine if one is persuaded by its arguments. The…… Read More »
The Spirit within Us
Evelyn Capel was the first English woman to be ordained into the Steiner Christian Community. The contents of this book were originally letters written in…… Read More »
Our Time is Now
This is the last of Cy's books to be published before his recent death at the age of 90. It consists of six essays on…… Read More »
Optimism - the Lesson of Ages
The author of this book is not well known to the general public, but he was a contemporary of and influence on William James and…… Read More »
Gratitude and Grace - the Writings of Michael Mayne
For those readers who do not know the work of Michael Mayne, two of whose books I reviewed in Network 92 and 99, this is…… Read More »
The Chronicles of Aerah
Subtitled 'mind link communications across the universe', this book is based on transcriptions of over 50 conversation sessions with non-physical intelligences. They greatly expand the…… Read More »
50 Voices of Disbelief - Why We Are Atheists
A stimulating collection of original essays from a wide variety of contributors, some well-known and others less so. Among the best-known are A.C Grayling, Susan…… Read More »
LET THERE BE LIGHT
As Henryk celebrates his 80th birthday this year, he has written what is literally his most visionary book. Beginning with his work on eco-philosophy 30…… Read More »
Atlantis, Lost Kingdom of the Andes
Writers on Atlantis tend to fall on one side or another of a great divide. On the one hand are the Rationalists, who try to…… Read More »