Eastern Christian Books

Released at the beginning of this month is a fascinating-looking collection ranging widely over movements it is too easy to dismiss as compo...

It is always a delight to interview scholars on here, but--in the interests of full disclosure--it is an especial delight with Daniel Gala...

Robert Jay Lifton is one of those outstanding figures who has managed across the many decades of his richly productive and insightful career...

This is a new international collection of scholarly articles that is rich on promise and offers encouraging evidence of theology moving into...

Over at Catholic World Report is the annual, and very popular, series of posts from contributors on the books they most enjoyed in 2019. Th...

At the august journal of the Society of Jesus, America, you can read my thoughts on four Jesuit psychoanalysts of considerable achievement ...

Continuing with some ad hoc notes of interesting books discussed in the LRB, first up is an interesting essay with obvious connections to th...

I'm very glad to see this collection published this year. In my years of involvement with the World Council of Churches, and then in wri...

Far and away the most interesting and rewarding part of this blog for me is the chance to interview authors of new books. I know these autho...