Artificial You
Susan Schneider holds a chair at the Library of Congress and is the director of the AI, Mind and Society Group at the University of…… Read More »
Book Reviews
God's Grand Game
Subtitled 'divine sovereignty and the cosmic playground', this is a logical elaboration of the proposition that everything we do is what God is doing through…… Read More »
Practical Mystics
Jennifer Kavanagh is a well-known spiritual writer and has written this book on Quaker faith in action based on her own experience and insights. I…… Read More »
Your Vivid Life
This book is an invitation to live a radically authentic life, drawing on the author's own journey and understandings gained on the way. The first…… Read More »
How to be a Leader
Plutarch (46-119 CE) was famous in his time for his work on parallel Greek and Roman lives and his essays entitled Moralia, from which the…… Read More »
How to Think about God
Authors: Marcus Tullius Cicero, Philip Freeman
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Classical Philosophy / Theology
This and the next book are the latest issues in the excellent classical series by Princeton, with the original language on the left and translation…… Read More »
The Silent Messenger
This must be the definitive book on Meher Baba, about whom I previously knew comparatively little. The book is divided into two parts, the first…… Read More »
The Wisdom of a Broken Heart
This profound book continues Lars' work on the esoteric message of Christianity and especially on the relationship between Yeshua and Mariam in his books The…… Read More »
The Thirteenth Disciple
I met the author again after many years at our Cascadia conference in British Columbia at the end of September. There, he told the gripping…… Read More »
Twelve Ways of Seeing the World
Subtitled 'philosophies and archetypal worldviews for understanding human consciousness', this significant book makes an important contribution to the debate around the topic. It stems from…… Read More »