Religion
This scholarly work will engage readers concerned with the future of a democratic Jewish Israel.
A fascinating argument for crafts as a conduit to memory and as an aide to healing.
Mears herself almost disappears from view under all her accomplishments in this work that is clearly aimed at those immersed in the Evangelical ethos and may be difficult for nonreligious readers to grasp fully her influence on the character and culture of Evangelicalism.
An impressive scope and depth will make these volumes illuminating the interaction between religion and social structures valuable to students, academics, administrators, counselors, journalists, and other researchers in the field.
PREMIUM
The Jefferson Bible: A Biography
An illuminating look at a work of one of our most intellectually inquisitive presidents that will appeal to Jefferson aficionados, as well as anyone interested in the history of American religion.
This personal story of faith lost and found is especially recommended to Christians who are struggling to comprehend God’s complex ways.
Wright delivers another readable apologia for the Christian faith. Recommended for those interested in growing or renewing their faith and for anyone looking for insights into our shared experience of a world that could and perhaps should be better.
A powerful meditation on social justice and religion that will engage a variety of readers.
Taylor’s writing is lyrical and compelling, a feast for the senses and the intellect. Recommended for all libraries.
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