The Nature of God

How to Find God in Everything: An Invitation to Awaken to Your True Nature and Transform Your World

by Amoda Maa Jeevan

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"From the moment I held this book in my hands I felt a peace come over me. This book reads like a prayer. It reads like poetry. You can open to any page and find that it speaks to your soul. It is evident that Amado Maa Jeevan has indeed found God in Everything and has been generous enough to share her discovery with all of us by writing this book. ..."

Who is the Earth? How To See God in the Natural World

by Charles Upton

Ever since the advent of "earth-based spiritualities" in our time, the call to realize the Divine Immanence, to see God in the forms of the natural world and the particular events of our lives, has become paramount. And yet, without a corresponding sense of the Divine Transcendence, we find ourselves drawn towards a kind of glamourized materialism, worshipping visible realities at the expense of the Invisible, taking as our deity a physical planet with a beginning and an end in time, instead of the living and eternal God, Who is before all beginnings and beyond all ends. ...

Darwin's Angel: A Seraphic Response to the God Delusion

by John Cornwell

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"This is a small book, printed on thick paper with big margins - which sounds like a criticism, but, since it makes its case succintly, stylishly and, for the most part, carefully, really functions as a dig at Richard Dawkins' big book, The God Delusion, which brims with ideas apparently cribbed from stage 1 philosophy notes - the implication being that a more careful and detailed exposition would be lost on the sort of reader who was impressed with Richard Dawkins' original arguments. ..."

Religion Is Not About God: How Spiritual Traditions Nurture Our Biological Nature And What to Expect When They Fail

by Loyal Rue

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"Almost half the book, a good part of Part 2, is devoted to explaining the gist of 5 major religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. For anyone interested in getting a good grasp of what any or all of these religions is about, I'd recommend this book for this benefit alone. ..."

A Way In To The Trinity

by Gerald O'Mahony Sj

God is: unconditional love, gratefully received, safely returned. The way in to the Trinity for anyone is a way in to the mystery of love, and the story turns out to have a happy ending. The mystery of the Trinity was revealed to us, not to stop us thinking, but to start us loving. ...

Under His Wings: What I Learned from God While Watching Birds

by Joy DeKok

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"I have a new devotional, and it's such an inviting and, well, cozy book. And the idea is so simple, yet so unique. Under His Wings, by Joy DeKok and Cristine Bolley, is a devotional with stories about birds!

The authors, through biblical truths and the collection of bird stories, remind us that like the sparrows in the sky, God will keep us safe and provide for our needs because we're His children. ..."

Return of the Goddess

by Edward C. Whitmont

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"Edward C. Whitmont identifies the Grail myth as an underlying pattern in many psychological and societal processes in the past and present. With examples from history and his therapeutical practice he outlines a vision of how our present consciousness could change to better cope with the challenges ahead. He especially elaborates on the so-called male/female dichotomy. ..."

Celebrities in Hell

by Warren Allen Smith

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"I found this book to be interesting even though I disagree with every worldview expressed in the book. I checked it out because I was curious to see more about how some famous celebrities see themselves, their purpose, and their place in this world. Its very reflective of our post-modernist culture, and the quotes from the book are a very diverse cross-section of atheistic, humanistic, and universalist views. ..."

The God Who Loves You: Knowing the Height, Depth, and Breadth of God's Love for You

by Peter Kreeft

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Friendship With God: An Uncommon Dialogue

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"I know there are many skeptics who don't believe God is speaking to us through Neale. As both Neale and God say in the first 3 books, if you don't believe it then that's ok, but at least read with an open mind, apply the principles to your life and experience a greater spiritual awareness. ..."