God Matters is a state-of-the-art, accessible anthology of the major issues in philosophy of religion. Its accessibility is due to its mix of classic readings and brand new readings about contemporary issues, commissioned specifically with an undergraduate student in mind. These commissioned readings make the difficult concepts of contemporary philosophy of religion easy to understand, and are complemented by key excerpts from more technical philosophers' writing on the same subjects. The result is an engaging, comprehensive reader that introduces students to the most important ideas in classical and contemporary philosophy of religion, to the most important thinkers, and even to excerpts from the key texts in which these thinkers presented their groundbreaking theories.

God Matters: Readings in the Philosophy of Religion

Martin, Raymond

Bernard, Christopher

Religion & Spirituality

Pearson

A Thinker's Guide to the Philosophy of Religion

With an approachable, reader-friendly style, A Thinker's Guide to the Philosophy of Religion provides up-to-date themes in contemporary, analytic philosophy of religion. This provocative collection of readings stimulates clear thinking and careful attention to the reasons for taking up views on religious questions.

Stairs, Allen

Routledge

A spine-tingling adventure across the Sahara, and a heart-breaking romance . . . haunting memories of war and a long-lost America after the tragedy of September 11 . . . a spiritual quest into the heart of darkness . . . and the discovery of the supremely redemptive power of love. "Voyage to a Phantom City" is a philosophical adventure story that spans three continents and an entire generation. It is about love, politics, tragedy and the search for meaning in a chaotic time.

Voyage to a Phantom City

Literature & Fiction

Regent Press

Meditations on Love and Catastrophe at The Liars' Cafe is a formally innovative novel that began as a series of linked prose poems generated through automatic writing and turned into the story of a romance between two young intellectuals in the opening years of the new millennium. It is part dream vision, part prose poem, part series of dialogues about love, nature, politics, the nature of good and evil, and the purpose of human life, and part the story of the two young lovers as they struggle to understand themselves, each other, and the chaotic world of the early twenty-first century.

Meditations On Love & Catastrophe at the Liars' Cafe

Romance

Contemporary

Christopher Bernard, "one of [our] best-kept lyric secrets" (Ivan Arguelles), offers a magnificent new collection of poems to help inspire us through this age of emergency as we face a pandemic, a crisis of democracy, and a world racing toward environmental disaster. "A vibrant and focused collection" (Marvin R. Hiemstra); poems "lyrical, funny, haunting, provocative, and sometimes maddening . . . adventurous, entertaining, and full of life" (Jane Tompkins). "With humor, grace, and human insight, Bernard leads us toward our ever-nearing future" (Keith Ekiss).

The Socialist's Garden of Verses

Poetry

One winter morning, a young boy rides a mysterious yellow trolley to Otherwise, where things that didn't happen in the "real" world, but might have, actually occur. In his first adventure, the boy lands in the middle of a war over a lost magic spell that might end the existence of both Otherwise and the "real" world. He and a brave young girl he meets rediscover the magic spell and save their worlds from destruction.

If You Ride A Crooked Trolley . . . (Otherwise)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

The Judgment Of Biestia (Otherwise)

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