Religion

This major work in moral philosophy and theology should engage all readers, but particularly scholars, undergraduates, and graduate students.

Fans of Salzberg’s Real Love podcast series and anyone seeking loving-kindness meditative guidance will appreciate these words on compassionate activism.

This is a well-researched, engrossing backstory of failed discovery from a noted scholar. Best suited for readers interested in biblical studies and papyrology.

This prolonged meditation on the God of love, written in a decidedly unpolemical manner, will appeal to those who have been hesitant to embrace Christianity because they misunderstand the role of the cross, as well as to those who are interested in hearing about the joy of being a Christian as explained by one whose life is dedicated to proclaiming the message of the God of love.

This academic work views privilege almost exclusively through the lens of social justice. Recommended for readers interested in historical roots of religious freedom.

Highly recommended for Eastern philosophy/Buddhism collections; a wonderful resource for social justice advocates.

Readers interested in interfaith dialog, and seeking to build bridges between divergent communities across race, religion, sexual orientation, and politics will find practical advice and good examples here.

Highly recommended for readers seeking spiritual, mindful approaches to depression, with clear, simple coping strategies.

An approachable introduction to a most familiar, yet profound biblical passage. The use of ancient material is one of the strengths of González’s exploration, allowing readers to gain a deeper appreciation of this simple prayer.