Books

Don Cupitt's ethics may seem strange and furious; but he says that this is a religious ethic to fit the truth about the world and our own life as we now understand it.

Takes the view that the dominant scientific materialist outlook has an incredibly narrow basis and ignores the most important aspects of human experience.

Jack Burton is an unabashed patriot. He longs for England to be known throughout the world for its compassion and integrity. A controversial read.

In response to the interest aroused in the west by eastern religions, this book offers readers with little knowledge of hinduism the essential keys for understanding it.

In this first original English contribution to the series, Marcus Braybrooke, a former director of the Council of Christians and Jews, introduces Judaism to a Christian audience.

A uniquely fascinating and memorable introduction to Paul's correspondence with the church at Corinth, which includes a highy plausible reconstruction of the other side of the conversation.

It is strange, Stevan Davies points out, that while virtually all those engaged in research into the historical Jesus presuppose that Jesus was a teacher and that all his actions were part of a teaching ministry, they are also largely agreed that it...