Literary and General

The diary of his pursuit of truth and the tensions involved in that; a moving work of twentieth-century spirituality.

A widely-welcomed account of Christian belief which looks in a helpful way at the perplexing questions which thinking people have to face about God, Jesus, the Trinity, salvation, other faiths, the history of the church, morality, evil and death.

Provides unique insights into the day-to-day workings of Westminster Abbey, St Margaret's Westminster and the House of Commons. Reveals a priest deeply committed to reform and renewal in church and society living at the heart of the...

In Two Worlds Are Ours, An Introduction to Christian Mysticism, John Macquarrie examines the lives and writings of a range of Christian mystics, both men and women, over a vast period of time (from Biblical times to present day). He presents their...

This engaging text asks who was Bonhoeffer? Was he the tireless pastor who defended the church against state interference? Was he a righteous Gentile who championed the Jews when no one else would? Was he a religious visionary who foresaw the shape...

The artist who originally wanted to become a preacher like his father. This book argues that although when he realised his vocation was to become a painter he broke with institutional Christianity, he continued to be an evangelist in his distinctive...

George Eliot was a deeply religious thinker, despite having abandoned orthodox forms of Christian belief. Religious themes and figures appear in all her novels. This study focuses on her theological rather than her feminist and psychological...

The book aims to highlight the great and fruitful variety of interpretations of Aquinas’ work that have begun to develop over the last twenty years. Much of this renewal of scholarship has been conducted by specialists, and communicated only...

A resource book of stories, thoughts, readings and prayers for all involved in aid and development work.