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Duncan Reyburn

Biography

Duncan Reyburn has served as an associate professor in the School of the Arts at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. Reyburn wrote The Roots of the World (2025) and Seeing Things as They Are (2016), and edited Theologies of Failure (2019).

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The Manresa Method

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“In The Manresa Method, Stephen Costello achieves something rare and profound. Here is a symphonic dialogue between philosophy, psychology, and the Ignatian spiritual tradition. In these pages, we find brilliant meditations on a constellation of writers, but at the center is the spiritual genius of St. Ignatius of Loyola. This is no dry tome but a lively and enlivening adventure for thought. I loved reading and pondering the wisdom it offers and especially appreciated the unforced interweaving of the insights of so many fine minds. With the keen eye of a philosopher and a wealth of experience as an analyst, Costello offers us a work that is both rigorous and immediately useful to those who are after a fresh perspective on a life of true interior freedom.”

This Present World

Philosophy

“There is not a single unworthy thought in this book of profound aphorisms. With finesse and artistry, Steven DeLay invites us into the wondrous heart of a God-bathed life. He shows us how to be wise, discerning, attentive to the truth, prayerful, courageous, and innocent. This book is truly inspired. In addition to revealing so many brilliant philosophical insights, it is often deeply moving and encouraging. It is a beautiful, rare, and precious gem.”

Truth before Logic

Apologetics

“In this lively and elegantly argued book, Mike Mitchell battles the scientistic superstition that still bewitches so many people in our world today. He shows us a much richer, saner vision of reality. Here, with great clarity and imaginative insight, is a very welcome adventure for thought.”

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