The Psalms as Israel s Prayer and Our Own is an introduction to the Psalms for the lay Christian. It brings the insights of contemporary scholarship on the book of Psalms to the reader in order to enrich and encourage the prayerful reading of the Psalms. It explains clearly the features of the Psalter, always with a view to contemporary prayer.

The Psalms as Israel's Prayer and Our Own

Robert D. Miller

Christian World Imprints

Towards a Theology of Universality: John Wesley's Socio-Economic, Political & Moral Insights on British Class & Indian Caste Distinctions

Rev. Dr. Joseph Basappa Suray

Religion & Spirituality

Advaita Vedanta Re-explored Towards Ecological and Dalit Theology

Dr. John V. Mathew

Spiritual Renewal in Japan: Journey of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement

Fr. Reginald Alva

Sabda Pramana and Indian Biblical Hermeneutics :: An Inter-Cultural Dialogue

Dr. Giri Krishnan

<p>This 3-Vol work begins with the history at the time of Christ and St.Paul, moves through centuries till the end of the twentieth century. The prime focus of this presentation is to outshine the importance of evangelism and religious education rather than providing mere history. It comprehensively covers biblically solid review of the Church history and not just history of the Christian religion from Roman Catholic perspective. This ecclesiastical history, equipped with Appendices and Indexes, aims to connect Christ and His word.</p>

Miller's Church History :: From First to Twentieth Century set of 3 volumes

ANDREW MILLER

The Sacraments: A Practical Guide

Jeffrey A Truscott

<p>This study presents the official teachings of the Catholic Church on interreligious dialogue as enshrined in the documents `Ecclesiam suam' (1964) of Pope Paul VI, `Nostra aetate' and other documents of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965), `Dialogue and Mission' (1984), and `Dialogue and Proclamation' (1991), with some reflections on the philosophical and theological foundations of interreligious dialogue, and the present state of dialogue in the Catholic Church. The study can be used as resource material by students of Catholic theology, Catholic dialogue groups, and individuals involved in the practice of interreligious dialogue. It is also proposed to anyone who may be interested in knowing what the Catholic Church teaches about interreligious dialogue, be they non-Catholics, followers of other religions, or even non-believers.</p>

The Philosophical and Theological Aspects of Interreligious Dialogue: A Catholic Perspective

J. Kuruvachira

History of the Christian Church brings out a captivating blend of human history and God s providence. This realistically depicting work digs out those important aspects that are actually missing in modern historical narratives. Moreover, the facts and figures for each period of History are backed by copious footnotes and scriptural references. The pragmatic outlook scrupulously frames out a roadmap to help the Church in knowing, where they were and where they have to move ahead.  The author starts with an examination of the preparation for Christianity in Judaism and the heathen world. The expedition moves on to enshrine intermediate phases of this historical compendium, i.e., Nicene Christianity, Mediaeval Christianity, and Middle Ages. In its concluding section, it sets forth a general introduction to modern church history and a thorough analysis of the fruitful era of the Reformation, thereby encapsulating Protestant and Calvinistic movements started by Martin Luther, Huldreich Zwingli and John Calvin; in Germany and Switzerland to the close of the 16th century. Also, it beautifully presents the life & resurrection of Jesus Christ, and biographical sketches of various historical personalities.    This intelligible woven Church History covers each and every aspect of the subject in 7 vols. (8 physical volumes). Inter-alia Vol. 1 covers Apostolic Christianity, A.D. 1-100; Vol. 2 focuses on Ante-Nicene Christianity, A.D. 100-325; Vol. 3 is all about Nicene and Post-Nicene Christianity (The Church in Union with the Roman Empire) from Constantine the Great to Gregory the Great, A.D. 311-590; Vol. 4 highlights Mediaeval Christianity (The Church Among the Barbarians) from Gregory I to Gregory VII, A.D. 590-1073; Vol. 5 (Part I) brings into limelight Middle Ages from Gregory VII to Boniface VIII, A.D. 1049-1294; Vol. 5 (Part II) talks about Middle Ages from Boniface VIII to Martin Luther, A.D. 1294-1517; Vol. 6 breaks the dawn of the Reformation by detailing on Modern Christianity, The German Reformation till the Diet of Augsburg, A.D. 1517-1530; and Vol. 7 continues to enshrine period of Modern Christianity by showcasing The Swiss Reformation, A.D. 1519-1605.    This laborious research work is equipped with Footnotes, Charts, Illustrations, Maps, Tables, Appendices, Indexes, and Addendas wherever required. The book will certainly lure the interest of Historians, Theologians, Missionaries, Philosophers, Church Ministers, Christian Laity, Church Clergies, Church Libraries, Christian Colleges, Seminaries & Institutions, Researchers and Students, alike.

History of the Christian Church (7 vols set)

Philip, Schaff

The Cultural Compromise: An Application of the Hegelian Dialectic to the Church-Cultural Interface

Warren G. Ison

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