G. Michael Zbaraschuk

Hope and the Longing for Utopia

Theology

“With so much reflection on the future wallowing in the sensationalistic ends of the spectrum from paralysis to rage, reading this collection of essays was an unexpected delight. They run the gamut from sober to joyful, but all of them serve the purpose of illuminating the coming future, and what is more, making me optimistic about participating in it if these folks will be my companions on the way.”

You Have Been Told What Is Good

World Religions

“In this new gem of a book, Paul Ingram carries on his long-term project of bringing the history of religions into dialogue with science and theology. This time, however, he brings his three-fold focus to bear on how the resources of the many religious 'Ways' can be brought to bear on the challenge of our time--climate change caused by the idolatry of market-based consumerism. The result may turn out to be just what we need--an emphasis on justice and compassion, rooted in the religious traditions, that can orient humanity to reshape itself to live long and well on our terrestrial home.”