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The Work of Love : Creation As Kenosis

Religion & Spirituality

John C. Polkinghorne

Christian Books & Bibles

W.B. Eerdmans

Book by Read, David Haxton Carswell

This grace given

Read, David Haxton Carswell

Book invites us to discover and be aware of that spiritual reality which alone reveals what is true, renews our faith and brings us closer to God.

Gazing on truth: Meditations on reality

Muggeridge, Kitty

Hope for faith: A conversation (The Risk book series)

Naudé, Beyers

Although evangelicals enjoyed respect and leadership in American society in the decades before the Civil War, their fortunes declined precipitately in the wake of the industrialism, modernism, and secularism of the next half-century. By the 1920's evangelicals felt like an embattled minority within a largely unbelieving culture, and perceived that history was very much out of their control. Douglas W. Frank examines the spiritual significance of these events.

Less Than Conquerors: How Evangelicals Entered the Twentieth Century

History

Douglas W. Frank

World

The Beloved Disciple: His Name, His Story, His Thought: Two Studies from the Gospel of John by Vernard Eller (1987-05-03)

Vernard Eller

Backgrounds of early Christianity

Ferguson, Everett

El lugar de la mujer en la Iglesia y la familia: Lo que la Biblia dice (Spanish Edition)

Reference

Bilezikian, Gilbert G

Foreign Language Study & Reference

In this most intensely practical of all of St. Paul's letters the principles so necessary for the life and service of the Christian church are clearly and forcibly presented. Writing that the study of Paul's first letter to the Corinthians "is immensely rewarding," Dr. Morris continues, "This letter arises out of the practical difficulties besetting a far-from-ideal first-century Greek church. Here we have a typical Paulie letter. The apostle praises his correspondents for their Christian virtues, and rebukes them roundly for their many failings. He adds to their knowledge with some great passages, notably his discussion of love in chapter 13 and of the resurrection in chapter 15. Whatever he touches he deals with in the light of great Christian principles. He sees things temporal always in the light of things eternal. What he writes has relevance to our own, in many ways very different, needs."

The First Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians (Tyndale New Testament Commentaries)

Leon Morris

George A. Panichas' essays on Dostoevsky's art and thought have gained wide praise for their critical power and insight. The Burden of Vision, culminating twenty years of studying, teaching, and writing on Dostoevsky, Professor Panichas devotes himself to a careful assessment of the religious themes and meanings of Dostoevsky's major novels: Crime and Punishment, The Idiot, The Devils, A Raw Youth, and The Brothers Karamazou. Throughout, Professor Panichas sees Dostoevsky's religious imagination in its radical, prophetic, and eschatological dimensions. "Dostoevsky's novels push the reader into the relentless complexity of moral war in which no human emotion is spared and no intricacy is reduced." Focusing on the pervasive spiritual consciousness at work in Dostoevsky's art, Panichas views the Russian author not as a religious doctrinaire, but as a visionary whose "ﬁve great novels constitute a sequential meditation on man's human and superhuman destiny.""Dr. Panichas' book is a major event in a long history of critical literature on Dostoevsky. It follows, in its own way, the tradition of such religiously inspired and profound critics as N. Berdyaev, V. Ivanov and Romano Guardini. It is the best from the pen of an American author, comparable only to G. Steiner's 'Tolstoy or Dost0evsky'.Both Panichas' understanding of Orthodox Christian mysticism and his subtle critical gift have enabled him to reach that point of intellectual empathy with Dostoevsky which has eluded most secular-minded critics."SERGEI LEVITZKYEmeritus, Georgetown UniversityGEORGE A. PANICHAS holds the Ph.D. from Nottingham University, England, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts of the United Kingdom. Among his numerous writings is The Reverent Discipline: Essays in Literary Criticism and Culture (1974). Since 1962 he has been professor of English at the University of Maryland at College Park, and since 1984, editor of the quarterly Modern Age.

The burden of vision: Dostoevsky's spiritual art

Panichas, George A.

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