Healing Visions - First-aid for the Soul: True Stories of Healing Through Divine Intervention

Connon, Katherine

Solas Press

This book brings together profound ideas from theology, philosophy, and the writings of the mystics to present the spiritual life in a very readable and understandable way. It is a real contribution to the literature on the spiritual life. -Fr. Benedict J. Groeschel, CFR Author &amp; Preacher

The Journey to God

Wall, Antoninus

Religion & Spirituality

THE BRAIN IS A MYSTERIOUS, EXCITING FRONTIER IN SCIENCE. Eminent neuroscientists have ended their careers to examine the mind-brain problem because their practice showed the speculative approach is flawed. Answers in this field will create a new weltanschauung. Long ago, Francis Bacon ushered in a revision of Aristotelian science and a new empiricist worldview. Now, the renowned Wilder Penfield's dictum "There is a switchboard operator as well as a switchboard." demands a radical rethinking in neuroscience and in our general worldview. Verschuuren's exciting interdisciplinary scrutiny is for scientists and the general reader. He does not shy from complexities such as intentionality, self-reference, and free will; and he succeeds in putting it all in ordinary language.

What Makes You Tick?: A New Paradigm for Neuroscience

Politics & Social Sciences

Verschuuren, Dr. Gerard M.

Verschuuren, G. M. N.

Philosophy

Ecumenism! It instantly brings to mind the sometimes confusing activities of Christian churches in the last century. But ecumenism is more ancient and has widespread roots-an approach to the transcendent realities of life without hostility or fear of syncretism. Both international relations and interreligious rivalry can offer a rationale for war and conflict. The warrior-physical or spiritual-is greatly to be admired and honored, but ultimately our hope rests in the ecumenist. The statesman may enforce peace by external means; but the ecumenist mindful of the psalmist, "were I to give a burnt offering, you would not be pleased. The sacrifice acceptable to God is a broken spirit..." must strive to elicit an interior human act. The Theology of Ecumenism examines ecumenism with a theological vision as well as from aspects based on our human nature. Given the current strains between Islam and Christians it offers a guide-seeing ecumenism as central to our relationship to God and to our relationship with every human being as an "image of God." Antoninus Wall is uniquely qualified to write on this subject. He was instrumental in bringing the Catholic presence to the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley and served as a professor and president of the Dominican school there.

Theology of Ecumenism: Thomas Aquinas and the Ecumenical Imperative

Antoninus Wall

The Theology of Ecumenism: Thomas Aquinas and the Ecumenical Imperative

Parenting & Relationships

The purpose of this book is to present a philosophy of art faithful to the classical principles which are found in Aristotle XE "Aristotle"

A Philosophy of Art: In Light of Classical Principles

Wall, Kevin Albert

Arts & Photography

The Modern Mind: Evolution of the Western worldview

Wall, Kevin

The work will appeal to history enthusiasts and to a broad audience for information about 'manifest destiny' and the roots of modern California. If a reader's background rests on the general literature there may be many surprises. For example, the initiative to bring Federal peace and a measure of justice to the warring Indians came from Burnett.Burnett was raised in a family with slaves but he was one of the earliest to call for an end to the 'peculiar institution,' and his Archy decision essentially reversed California's slide to being a de facto slave state.

The Letters of Peter H. Burnett: Realism and the Roots of California

Biographies & Memoirs

Burnett, Peter H.

Historical

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