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
“Agnostic is a beautiful, inquisitive, energetic 200-page tribute to uncertainty. […] You might give yourself windburn turning these pages. […] I finished reading…then I read the whole thing over again immediately. I didn’t
We have “a power that…points us toward our true destiny,” which is to realize “the better selves we are meant to be.” John Cottingham is referring to the soul, that which, within
Author Kurtis Vanderpool, in his book Giving Up Sunday, “gives voice to Christians,” one reader reports, “that are done with institutional church.” Another describes his reading as having been winsome: “It felt more