Eboo Patel
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Amar Peterman connects cosmic beliefs to concrete actions in this beautiful book about how faith calls us to build community, starting with the people who live next door.”
Crossing Boundaries in the Americas, Vietnam, and the Middle East
History & Biography
“A heartfelt account of building bridges across deep divides and putting progressive peace values into practice.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Shundrawn Thomas has written a remarkable book, a work full of cosmic wisdom and concrete advice for anybody seeking to live a life of greater joy, fulfillment, and service. By highlighting the ways our work lives might be improved, Shundrawn shows us a path where our whole selves can be enriched. I highly recommend this book.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This book will inspire you to welcome the racial and religious diversity of twenty-first-century America. Moreover, it will provide you with the frameworks and skills necessary to help our nation become a thriving pluralistic democracy--the first ever in human history.”
World Religions
“Everyday Wisdom is an excellent introductory text to the nexus between religious studies and interfaith engagement, a volume that takes on some of the more challenging intellectual problems in these fields, and a book that introduces compelling new concepts. People at all levels--from students to faculty, new practitioners to seasoned professionals--will find this a fruitful read.”
Father Abraham’s Many Children
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Foreword
“I love Tyler D. Mayfield’s book because he illuminates parallel parts of the Bible. In beautiful clear prose, he shows how the call and command of Christian scripture helps people connect being both faithful to the Bible and contributing citizens in a diverse nation and world.”
World Religions
“From Bubble to Bridge has arrived at the perfect time. The authors shed light rather than heat on the question of how evangelical Christian colleges ought to engage religious diversity. They manage to take evangelical theology, Christianeducation, and other religions seriously—no mean feat! . . . Larson and Shady show, in a manner that is both intellectually compelling and practically useful, that evangelical colleges can be leaders in interfaith bridge-building. It is impossible to overstate the importance of this work.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This is a book of warmth and wisdom, a book about what it means to be human. It will expand your mind and comfort your spirit. I loved it.”
Christian Living
“This is a book about love, but not just any love. It’s about a cosmic love, deep-faith love, break-down-walls love. Every page pulses with that same radical love. Read it and let the contents pour into you and make you better.”
History & Biography
“For us to make ‘Never Again’ a reality when it comes to horrors like the Holocaust, we must read and remember inspiring stories like this. I recommend this book to all who want a more intimate knowledge of human history and to be moved by a story of hope and survival.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This prayerful, poetic, and prophetic collection will inspire you to build a nation that welcomes the contributions of all people.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This book is a rich personal, historical, and theological exploration of the most important moral questions of our earthly existence—who are my neighbors, and how should I care for them?”
World Religions
“These essays are like rays of light. They provide insight into the Abrahamic traditions, but more importantly, they illuminate the path to a common life together.”
World Religions
“Alon Goshen-Gottstein has put together a beautiful and useful volume. The essays here offer an appreciative view into the rooms of different religious traditions and illuminate the corridors that connect them. Highly recommended for anyone seeking the theological resources to be an interfaith leader.”
Arts & Literature
“An interesting, creative, and compulsively readable book. It offers us the eyes of Jesus as a lens through which to see our own lives, the world we live in, and the history we must reckon with. It ingeniously integrates interfaith approaches and artistic modalities to present us with a perspective that is both honest about the present and hopeful about the future.”
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