Anthologies and Compilations

The Operation of Grace:

Further Essays on Art, Faith, and Mystery

By Gregory Wolfe

An incisive collection of essays by Gregory Wolfe, literary critic and editor of the journal Image, exploring art and faith, aesthetics and spirituality.

The Prayer That Spans the World:

Sermons on the Lord's Prayer

By Helmut Thielicke

Combining insight and scholarship, this series of sermons and meditations on the Lord's Prayer shows the world transformed by the power of prayer.

Series: Thielicke Library

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Preaching and the Personal

By J. Dwayne Howell (editor)

Essays on the art of preaching, exploring the personal nature of the speaker's presentation and of hearer's interpretation of the expounded text.

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Reflections for the Unfolding Year

By Alan Wilkinson

A selection of addresses on the life of the Anglican Church, taking inspiration from its liturgical calendar, its people and the issues that it faces today.

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Religion and Science Fiction

By James F. McGrath (editor)

Multidisciplinary essays on the parallels between religious doctrines and narratives and science fiction, revealing their thematic links and commonalities.

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Religion in the Anthropocene

By Celia Deane-Drummond, Sigurd Bergmann and Markus Vogt (editors)

A multidisciplinary collection of essays exploring the many social, ethical and theological aspects of the Anthropocene, the geological Age of Humans.

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Religious Experience:

and Other Essays and Addresses

By William Temple

A collection of twenty-two of essays and addresses by the great 20th-century Anglican Archbishop.

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Rethinking Hell:

Readings in Evangelical Conditionalism

By Christopher M. Date, Gregory G. Stump and Joshua W. Anderson (editors)

Evangelical essays challenging the traditional doctrine of hell, adopting a conditionalist view that the unsaved will face not eternal torment but annihilation.

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ReVisioning:

Critical Methods of Seeing Christianity in the History of Art

By James Romaine and Linda Stratford (editors)

Essays exploring how the methods of art history have been used to address the Christian content of artistic works, from iconography to postwar modernism.