Gayle E. Woloschak

Evagrius Ponticus and Cognitive Science

Science & Faith

“Recent years have seen a resurgence in studies of Evagrius of Pontus bringing his work into a new relevance to today's world. This book by Dr. Tsakiridis examines the work of Evagrius and focuses on a perspective not well-covered in the literature - Evagrius' importance to science especially the cognitive sciences. The book is insightful and represents an important new contribution to studies of Evagrius' work and to the science and religion discussion as a whole.”

Orthodox Christian Bioethics

Science & Faith

“This book by Rabee Toumi on Orthodox Christian Bioethics is an important contribution to the broad field of bioethics and places Orthodox thinking into the context of questions about human dignity and vulnerability. Toumi’s connection of dignity, vulnerability, and hospitality to questions of bioethics is enlightening and can be applied to many Christian ethical situations. This book is excellent for courses in Christian bioethics.”

The Geography of God’s Incarnation

Theology

“In this beautiful book weaving together religion and geography, Ann Pederson explores the importance of place for our identities as human persons, as people of faith, and as creatures of God. She ties together deep theological insights with personal experiences and perspectives that make the book both interesting to read and provocative at the same time.”