Sometimes, a superbly written and impeccably researched book is like a relationship: the more you invest, the more you get out of the experience. Instigators of the Apocalypse by Kevin Timothy O’Kane is a challenging, educational, and infinitely fascinating treatise that reads like the offspring...

Genesis Unzipped is a non-fiction religion and philosophy work written by Lucio Licciardello. The author presents the results of his research into the links between science, speculation and history, and the Book of Genesis. He shows parallels and correlations between the words of the bible...

"Just enough Jesus to get me into heaven, but not enough to make me uncomfortable with my life," is exactly what Russell and Neely Heil are attempting to overcome with Just Enough Jesus. Most of us settle for the very minimum of almost everything in...

Charity: The Gifts of Giving is a non-fiction religion/philosophy book written by Garret Biss. In it, the author explores the concept of charity and the effects that giving can have on your personal well-being and happiness. Charity, he explains, takes many forms. It can be...

Science of Fortune: The Ultimate Book on Numerology by Pandit Sethuraman and Guruswamy Sethuraman was originally written in 1954. Pandit Sethuraman's life’s work on the science of numerology became a bestseller. Follow his history in nine chapters as he explains from research and practice, the...

Are the Androids Dreaming Yet?: Amazing Brain. Human Communication, Creativity and Free Will by James Tagg is a scientific treatise written in a wonderfully entertaining way that can reach the lay person. Are the Androids Dreaming Yet? is a book that explores the human mind...

If you are either religious or spiritual, you may have heard the word ‘Lent’ and may have practiced it at some point in your life within your church. Lent is a sacrificial practice of abstaining from food or certain foods over a forty-day period...

Wisdom on How to Live Life: Transforming Earth into Heaven by Tommy S.W. Wong is an inspirational and motivational book where the author speaks to readers about love, peace and harmony using two conversations with two gurus, Dick and Harry. The gurus share their views...

Ballad Divine is a unique translation of the Bhagavad Gita by Dev Bhattacharya, written in verse form. The Gita was intended to be an epic poem and, in translating it into verse form, the English reader can appreciate the beauty and drama of this form....

In Grace Upon Grace, the Reverend Dr. Gregory Neal begins by explaining the difference between various faith communities about how God's grace is received. Neal explains that those faith communities which follow sacramental theology believe that grace is received via instruments of grace, and those...