Paul Harvey

Charles Lindbergh

History & Biography

“This short and crisply written biography tracks Lindbergh’s life and ‘spiritual but not religious’ leanings. Lindbergh followed his own spiritual compass, yet towards a path that led him to sympathy with some of the worst political and social ideas of the twentieth century. The mixed brew he concocted, as Gehrz makes clear, reinforced rather than challenged his sympathies for anti-Semitism, eugenics, and white supremacy. Gehrz clearly and powerfully captures the sad ironies of this tale of a man who flew solo into heroism and into dark places.”

The Christian Past That Wasn't

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The Christian past that wasn't is a mythic past that has regained prominence. This book dissects this collection of myths while also giving credence to the role of Christianity in America's past--just the right prescription for the maladies of misinformation and bogus argumentation that have sickened the body politic.”

The Myth of Christian Supremacy

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Mack applies his life's work to considering how a new narrative, post-Christian myth, might restore our democratic ideals. A valuable, provocative work.”

We Will Be Free

History & Biography

“This biography of Sojourner Truth carefully and thoroughly documents her astonishing life, paying particular attention to the varying religious contexts that shaped her. From her early years of enslavement to her years fighting for abolition and the rights of women and freedpeople, Truth bravely crossed swords with the powers that be and occasionally with her own allies. Koester writes in a style that will appeal to broad audiences and incorporates the best historical scholarship and research. Sojourner Truth’s life receives a graceful and illuminating treatment here.”

Where Is God When It Hurts?

Christian Living

“If I expected to find inside a shallow theoretical treatise unworthy of such a profound question, that’s not what I found . . . by the time you get to the end of these chapters your heart is crying out, “Thank you, God, for pain!””