Religion
A scholarly yet accessible study of world scriptures, and an elegant argument for embracing them as they have traditionally been read. This will appeal to those who view scripture as a life-giving resource that enhances instead of restricts readers’ understanding to literal interpretation. [See Prepub Alert, 5/13/19.]
While similar accounts exist on the subject of grief and self-discovery, the inspirational aspects of this well-written work should reach an audience interested in Christian devotional literature or who are familiar with Beall and Blackberry Farm.
More conversational than theological, Meyers reveals a God that is expansive, mysterious, and immediate. This book will appeal to those who enjoy popular, probing works on religion.
A well-written introduction to the Transcendentalists and a complement to Philip Gura’s more idea-driven American Transcendentalism.
Recommended for those who appreciate popular approaches to religious studies and anyone curious about their final destination.
Doyle imparts a sense of breathless curiosity and joy in this blend of spirituality and philosophy; probing readers will find surprises and solace..
PREMIUM
Why I Still Believe: A Former Atheist’s Reckoning with the Bad Reputation Christians Give a Good God
Recommended for those interested in apologetics, both from theistic as well as a nontheistic perspectives.
Those with an interest in the history of religion will be treated to a new perspective on the old opposition between believers and nonbelievers.
Highly recommended for all students of biblical history, and especially for Christians who want to understand the connection between the Old and New Testaments.
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