Antje Jackelén

A Liberation Theology of the Brain

Science & Faith

“This book is a pioneering work that brings together neuroscience and theology with a decolonial perspective. Its relevance transcends all contexts, making it undeniably significant. The author offers systematic, intellectually sound, embodied, and scientifically anchored wisdom—a rare combination that few thinkers can achieve.”

Cross Narratives

Theology

“Knowledgeable when it comes to Luther, Barth, and other significant theologians; creative when it comes to traditional topics of Christian doctrine; faithful when it comes to the relevance of research and teaching for ministry; challenging when it comes to the reader's own reflection.”

Liberating Luther

Theology

“In this book, a true theologian of the cross achieves unique connectivity between space, time, and words: surprising, revealing, provoking. This collection forms an important part of the legacy of one of the most brilliant theologians of our time.”

Nathan Söderblom

History & Biography

“Archbishop Nathan Söderblom lived during a time of war and social unrest — a time of internationalization and the dawn of ecumenism — and he was instrumental in bringing about processes that are still vital to understanding church and society. Jonas Jonson's excellent portrait of this remarkable, cosmopolitan Swede engages thought, nourishes dreams, and strengthens vocations.”

Putin's Altar Boy

History & Biography

“Putin's Altar Boy offers a deeply insightful analysis of the entanglement between church and state in Russia, both historically and in the present day. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the formative forces shaping Russian identity and its impact on the war on Ukraine. Moreover, this brilliant theological examination of religiously fueled nationalism and the role of faith communities is critical for grasping the current dynamics within--and between--the East and the West.”

The Judgment of Love

Theology

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The Power of One

Theology

“"I hope every pastoral care student will have the opportunity to read this book. It combines Augustinian confessions on loneliness for the twenty-first century, piety informed by theology, theology inspired by astute observation of the human, all-too-human, and freedom to agree and to disagree. It is a book that can make you grow beyond the easy solutions.”

Transfiguring Luther

Theology

“There are more images of Martin Luther than years that have passed since the reformation in 1517. Transfiguring ones are scarce, though. Moving with Luther and Westhelle beyond the traditional Western paradigm and into new religious, political, economic, and cultural contexts is not only an intellectual exercise. Neither is it just an experience in applied and refined postcolonial method. It is an existential journey that fits the desire born out of the brokenness of life in a broken world. This book is definitely worth the reading effort!”