Bron Taylor

Finding God in the Singing River

Theology

“Mark Wallace's latest book, Finding God in the Singing River, represents a breakthrough in contemporary Christian theological reflection on nature. Wallace creatively maps a biocentric green Christian theology with the Holy Spirit at its center, understanding this dimension of God as the animating life-force of the universe.”

Poacher’s Pilgrimage

“If pilgrimage is a path to enchantment, there is no better guide than Alastair McIntosh. In Poacher’s Pilgrimage we follow his pilgrimage through the Outer Hebrides, where he regales us with stories of enclosure, subjugation, exclusion, sacred stones and waters, ghost wolves and fairies; ruminates on the traumas that follow cultural disruption, and wrestles with theological debates about violence, sacrifice, and belonging, whilst describing fascinating encounters with lairds, crofters, soldiers, salmon, saints, Calvinists, atheists, Druids, and pagans. McIntosh is a good companion for anyone wandering a worldly way to awe and wonder.”

Third Displacement

Science & Faith

“In recent years, Hart has turned his attention to the possibility of intelligent life beyond Earth’s biosphere, triggered by an encounter, decades ago, with an unidentified aerial phenomenon. Third Displacement concludes a trilogy in which he takes readers along during his own journey into the great beyond. This is a work that will fascinate all open-minded explorers. If you have ever wondered whether there was intelligent life beyond the earthy biosphere, read this book.”