Edward Davis

Bonding with God

World Religions

“This book is a delight to read. It is a psychological exploration of a central relationship in many people’s lives—their relationship with God. Bonding with God offers much more than just an academic and theoretical exploration, however; it offers a journey for the heart, filled with meaningful case examples, qualitative research insights, and thoughtful reflection questions. It also is written in an easy-to-read way and with the type of heartfelt, relational style it describes. I highly recommend this cutting-edge book.”

Genealogy Theology

Christian Living

“I did not expect to ever see a book about ‘genealogy theology’ but I am glad I found this one. Honeycutt has a way of writing as if he were in the room with us, as if he empathizes with all our questions about life. He brings gentle humor to bear on deep questions and does so in a way that puts readers at ease. He shows a modesty toward his subject that rings true; he does not take himself too seriously but does take his theology seriously. I greatly enjoyed this adventure.”

Pursuing Scientific Humanism

Science & Faith

“During the Cold War, C. P. Snow famously wrote about ‘two cultures,’ the humanities and the sciences, which had become divided to our detriment. In response, Jesuit philosopher Enrico Cantore offered a deeply Christocentric theology of creation to ground what he called ‘scientific humanism,’ an effort to reinvigorate the human dimensions of science. This book brings Cantore back into that important ongoing conversation.”

The War That Never Was

Science & Faith

“Behold, I tell you a mystery—this book is mainly about Protestant attitudes toward natural history, and primarily historical rather than philosophical in orientation, yet the author is an accomplished Catholic philosopher. The happy combination makes an original, refreshing, and highly interesting contribution to our understanding of Christianity and science.”