An anonymous work from the 14th century, The Cloud of Unknowing is a classic text of Christian mysticism, and a spiritual guide on contemplative prayer. The trouble with it is that “many readers today find
“I borrowed a copy of this book from a friend,” Kay Campbell wrote in an Amazon appreciation of John Philip Newell’s A New Harmony, “and ended up returning it almost immediately, because
Arising out of The Great Courses DVD set, The World’s Greatest Churches—which is available in SSUC’s Library—this fourth instalment in what is a multi-part essay about “Church” considers the not-untroubled state of
Reorganized Religion In the midst of a continuing essay in “Library Learnings” that wonders, Wither the Church?, how could this just-published book not be featured? In the dust jacket, Worthy Publishing
One hundred is, indeed, the number of books—all of them having to do with religion and such; and all of them in the SSUC Library, there to be borrowed and