Mary Carter Waren

Expressing Theology

Arts & Literature

“The authors suggest that words 'light fires, bring down corruption, foster hope, and save lives.' This brilliant book not only offers strategies for excellent theological writing, it inspires the reader to see writing as a critical way of engaging and doing theology. The short reflection questions offer guidance for the seasoned writer as well as the beginner. It is destined to be a classic text for both graduate and undergraduate students of theology.”

For You Alone

Philosophy

“Veling's deep love for the work of Levinas makes for an elegant and probing conversation. In a world where fear of the other seems to dominate personal and global relationships, Veling challenges the reader to imagine no other window to God than the body and face of the other. This is a book to be savored.”

Seizing the Nonviolent Moments

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This is an exquisite invitation to taste nonviolence for the first time or to reflect on the complexity and grace of nonviolence for the active practitioner. Small's exegesis of the Scriptures is brilliant and compelling, asking the reader to return to the 'breadbasket of our soul' to see what resources each brings to a world blessed, broken, and hungry for peace.”