How many questions does the average human ask about their beliefs, and how many of these beliefs are foreign to or inherited from their environment? A Lot of Questions examines the possible reasons behind and consequences of different patterns of behavior in humans. The patterns...

If you’re a fan of medieval history in general, monastic history in particular, or all things Irish, A Monastic Landscape: The Cistercians In Medieval Ireland by Dr. Breda Lynch is for you. Beginning with an overview of the early church and the spread of Christianity...

Katherine Skaggs’ enlightening book Artist Shaman Healer Sage: Timeless Wisdom, Practices, Ritual, and Ceremony to Transform Your Life and Awaken Your Soul is a treat for the mind, body, and spirit. Shamanism is not only defined and explained but illustrated with transcendental works of art...

Learning about human anatomy has left us rather amazed than surprised by how complex, specialized, and coordinated the parts are for their various functions. One of the most interesting and important parts of the human anatomy is the reproductive system in both male and female...

Some themes have begun to have prominence in recent times, while others have inspired writers of all eras. However, it is always a pleasant surprise when a good writer offers them to his readers in a way they do not expect. In our case, these...

A Logical Approach to Spirituality, Shattering the Religious Paradigm and Finding Your Inner Truth opens with a quote from Yoda referring to the energy of the Force that surrounds us and binds us. Randy Kleinman carries this theme throughout, touching not only on outer space...

A Short History of (Nearly) Everything Paranormal: Our Secret Powers: Telepathy, Clairvoyance, and Precognition by Terje G. Simonsen is an extensive, thought-provoking, and engaging assortment of the paranormal that includes lore, parapsychological evidence, and a variety of sources that feature scientists, archaeologists, and physicists. Simonsen...

A Walk Through the Wilderness: One Man’s Journey from Faith to Fundamentalism to Atheism by Dan Conger is the intensely personal journey of the author, caught up in a fundamentalist Christian cult in his younger days, and his journey through the collapse of the cult...

Arthur Yavelberg has authored A Theology for the Rest of Us, resisting the usual theological jargon and dogmatism. When I saw this title, I thought it would be a Christian volume written on the layman’s level. I was dead wrong. Arthur incorporates Taoism, Buddhism, Hinduism,...

Do you know Christ, or do you know about Him? Too many know Christ on a causal level but do not really get to know Him intimately. Christian Ballenger wants his readers to get close and personal with Jesus. All Man All Amazing is Christian...