David Galston

A Mennonite Boy’s Odyssey

History & Biography

“Bernie Bowman takes his reader on an intimate journey from childhood beliefs to adult doubts and reformations. Anyone who shares such a journey or who is about to embark on one will find Bowman's story to be an inviting, interesting, and trustworthy guide.”

Agape and the Four Loves with Nietzsche, Father, and Q

Philosophy

“David Goicoechea offers us a personal tour through his life and the life of agape in Western philosophical thought. This book is both a confession of love and a working out of the problem of love, in sometimes inspiring and sometimes controversial ways. We can agree or disagree with him, but we certainly cannot avoid being engaged by him.”

Being Moved by Moving Words

Philosophy

“In Being Moved by Moving Words, Joseph Bessler not only offers a review of the theological thinking of John D. Caputo but also offers a way of thinking theologically with Caputo. Bessler helps us understand, or perhaps understand anew, the moving power of theological rhetoric, which is the power of laughter, the power of compassion, and the power of thinking the unthought. With moving words, Bessler shows us the rhetoric that Caputo holds in spades, and the reader is challenged to take theology out of the mind and have it live in the heart.”

House of Faith or Enchanted Forest?

Philosophy

“House of Faith or Enchanted Forest? is a personal and lively journey along the path of faith and doubt. Charles Hendrick poses deep questions that for centuries have haunted philosophers, historians, and theologians alike. This book awakens and celebrates critical thinking yet remains warmly accessible and resolutely honest. Anyone who wishes to re-think life's great questions in light of the changing face of Christianity will find joy in reading this book. Here is an excellent resource for discussion groups, book clubs, and inquiring individuals.”