This unique anthology, compiled by a recent successor of John Donne to the Deanery of St Pauls Cathedral, One Equall Light gives prominence to the vast body of prose works left by the great metaphysical poet. All who love Donnes poetry will be delighted to find in this selection clear evidence of a restless and passionately spiritual writer. An extended foreword by Rowan Williams and introductory essay by John Moses consider this complex and contradictory character and explore the wellsprings of his creative genius. Numerous editions of the poetry of John Donne are available but until this volume, his prose writings were only accessible in scholarly university press editions. Including over 1000 extracts, this is a feast for the many people who enjoy the dramatic beauty of the poetry, a selection of which is also included here.

One Equall Light: An Anthology of the Writings of John Donne

Literature & Fiction

Williams, Rowan

Moses, John

Poetry

Eerdmans Pub.Co.

The Desert: An Anthology for Lent

The desert, with its great emptiness and silence, has long been a symbol of solitude. In our spiritual lives, we sometimes seek such isolation as a means of abandoning ourselves completely to God. At other times, solitude comes upon us uninvited and unwelcome, as we find ourselves totally alone and desolate. In facing the silence and the vast expanses of loneliness, we test our courage, deepen our faith, and hear the voice of God anew. This book explores the tradition and relevance of desert spirituality in the life and worship of the church today and offers a collection of pertinent writings by these and many other ancient and contemporary authors: Thomas à Kempis, Mother Mark Clare, Henri Nouwen, René Voillaume, Charles de Foucauld, Thomas Merton, R. S. Thomas. The readings are ideal Lenten devotionals (but wonderful any other time of year as well) as you answer your own call of the desert.

Christian Books & Bibles

Christian Living

Morehouse Publishing

Trade Unionism In Germany From Bismarck to Hitler, 1869-1918

History

Europe

George Prior

Illinois Historical and Statistical

BiblioLife

Illinois, Historical and Statistical: Comprising the Essential Facts of Its Planting and Growth As a Province, County, Territory, and State. Derived ... and Papers. Together with Carefully Prepared

Nabu Press

Excerpt from The White City: The Historical, Biographical and Philanthropical Record of Illinois Hile Brackets give support. Study them well. R, on their symbols let your eye now dwell. Ewarded you will be to then pursue. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

The White City: The Historical, Biographical and Philanthropical Record of Illinois (Classic Reprint)

Reference

Almanacs & Yearbooks

Forgotten Books

Thomas Merton's best-selling spiritual autobiography, The Seven Storey Mountain, was one of the most influential books of the twentieth century. The original (1948) hardback edition sold 600,000 copies and by 1984 paperback sales had exceeded 3m. It has been translated into 15 languages and remains in print today. The 2015 centenary of Merton's birth provides an opportunity to reconsider both his international reputation and his startling relevance in today's world. Merton was a Trappist monk, writer, contemplative, social critic, pacifist, jazz lover and (in the context of world faiths) ecumenist whose sudden, premature death in unexplained circumstances prompted a further surge of interest in the man and his work. His extensive writings, many only recently available, provide the basis for a fresh examination of his story, permitting Merton to speak for himself whenever possible, but enabling also an analysis of his abiding fascination and the discontents – human and divine – that dominated so much of his life. The author inspires us to look again at our preconceived ideas about the natural world, the prevailing culture, abuses of power, questions of war and peace, contemplation and action, institutions and the freedom of the individual – and the search for God.
NB The International Thomas Merton Society has 40 Chapters in the US alone, overseas Chapters in Argentina, Australia (2), France, Japan, New Zealand and Russia, and affiliated organisations in 11 further countries (Belgium &amp; the Netherlands, Brazil, Canada, England, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Korea, Poland, Spain and Sweden).

Divine Discontent: The Prophetic Voice of Thomas Merton

Churches & Church Leadership

Bloomsbury Continuum

The desert, with its great emptiness and silence, has long been a symbol of solitude. In our spiritual lives, we sometimes seek such isolation as a means of abandoning ourselves completely to God. At other times, solitude comes upon us uninvited and unwelcome, as we find ourselves totally alone and desolate. In facing the silence and the vast expanses of loneliness, we test our courage, deepen our faith, and hear the voice of God anew.This book explores the tradition and relevance of desert spirituality in the life and worship of the church today and offers a collection of pertinent writings by these and many other ancient and contemporary authors: Thomas à Kempis, Mother Mark Clare, Henri Nouwen, René Voillaume, Charles de Foucauld, Thomas Merton, R. S. Thomas.The readings are ideal Lenten devotionals (but wonderful any other time of year as well) as you answer your own call of the desert.

Religion & Spirituality

Worship & Devotion

Morehouse Pub Co

Many of us never get beyond an immature understanding of prayer, using it chiefly as a means of reminding God what we'd like, or as a panic button in an emergency. There is nothing intrinsically wrong with this, but it doesn't begin to scratch the surface of what the poet George Herbert described as 'a land of spices' to be explored. Here, writers from across the Christian centuries share their timeless insights into prayer. Grouped into seven sections of: Awareness; Exploration; Passion; Pain, Patience; Companionship; and, Abandonment. It richly illustrates Dorothy Soelle's maxim that prayer is indeed a 'language of love'. The writers include Thomas Merton, Dostoevsky, RS Thomas, Rowan Williams, Augustine, Basil Hume, Paul Tillich, Julian of Norwich and many more.

The Language of Love: An Anthology on Prayer

Hymns Ancient & Modern Ltd

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