Andrew Prevot

A Field Guide to Christian Nonviolence

Theology

“In a world torn apart by racism, sexism, militarism, and other types of violence, this book offers a beacon of hope and profound insight. It unveils the rich diversity of the Christian pacifist tradition in a style that is both elegant and engaging. Truly a must read!”

Contemplation and Freedom

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Contemplation and Freedom is a wonderful collection of essays by a stellar group of scholars. Each chapter reveals how diverse contemplative practices liberate minds, hearts, and societies, while contesting shallow, individualistic conceptions of freedom. It is a great resource for all students and practitioners of Christian spirituality.”

Enfleshing Freedom

Theology

“Enfleshing Freedom is a masterpiece--one of the most important works of Catholic theology since the Second Vatican Council. It speaks lovingly of our raced, gendered, wounded, and joyous bodies and unites them in the liberating body of Christ. This second edition features expanded treatments of Toni Morrison's Beloved, the historical context of Jesus of Nazareth, recent US immigration policy, evolving Catholic views on same-sex relationships, and the phenomenon of "neo-lynching." It also includes a stunning new chapter, "Enfleshing Struggle," that interprets #BlackLivesMatter and #SayHerName. It is a must-read!”

Nothing Gained Is Eternal

Theology

“Anne Carpenter's Nothing Gained Is Eternal builds bridges. It puts important schools of thought into conversation about the nature of history, race, sin, and God's redemptive love. Early twentieth-century Catholic theologians meet contemporary theological critics of church and society, and the result is a provocative work of conceptual synthesis and prophetic insight.”