William F. May

Covenant of Love

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“A splendid analysis of Pope John Paul II's teachings on sexuality, marriage and the family. We see that the Pope's magnificent vision of the human person is ultimately grounded in the revealed truth that the human person is made in the image and likeness of God.”

Redeeming Marketplace Medicine

Science & Faith

“Advocates of the free market system often celebrate it as a mechanism, unabashedly driven by self-interest, that lets us exchange goods without the need for redemption. However, Dr. Abigail Evans calls for 'redeeming the marketplace' in the delivery of the fundamental good of healthcare. Why? Healing is more important than treating diseases; health care more than a commodity; and huge corporations not the vehicle of choice for its delivery. A widely experienced church leader and educator and a long-term student of the literature in health care, Dr. Evans maps out the role of the church in our national quest for a comprehensive and accessible health care system.”

Sermons of Arthur C. McGill

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Sex and the Marriage Covenant

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“A veritable mine of information, Sex and the Marriage Covenant is must reading for anyone concerned with marriage, sexuality, and the family.”

Suffering

Theology

Foreword

(wrote a foreword)

The Christian Meaning of Human Sexuality

Theology

“A superb book that is intelligent, realistic and grounded in a profound faith in the truths about human persons and human sexuality set forth in divine revelation.”

The Uncertain Center

Theology

“From Descartes forward, the West has equated truth with the acquisition of certainty. Scientists and fundamentalists alike assert it. Laypeople look to experts to convert their uncertainties into certainty, whether in the boardroom or the hospital bedroom. McGill brilliantly breaks the thrall of certainty and fixes attention on the Christ who shoulders uncertainty on our behalf. A gifted writer, McGill lets readers venture out beyond their decentering securities and attend to the center that holds.”