Transcendentalism is a 17-letter word which describes a liberating philosophy that upholds three main values: individualism, idealism, and the divinity of nature. One source declares, “It’s all about spirituality…[which] cannot be achieved
“Let me tell you, good Christian people, an honest writer would be ashamed to treat a nursery tale as you have treated the greatest drama in history.” The “drama” to which
“His legacy”—author Stephen Prothero is referencing Eugene Exman, whom he brings to light in God the Bestseller—“was to refashion American religious and cultural life.” He did it by publishing hundreds of “guidebooks
“‘The terror of death is death itself.’” It’s with these words…not the author’s, but Martin Luther’s…that Dorothee Soelle began her last book, The Mystery of Death. In truth, this is
“Fresh”—it’s the one word that “encapsulates” A God Named Josh, blogger Joel Wentz [Books & Big Ideas] attests. “This is a fresh look at the life of Jesus [aka Josh]. The driving purpose…is