Victory Over Vice : by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen
In these pages filled with wisdom and hope, Bishop Sheen teaches us not only how to conquer our gluttony; he shows us how to satisfy our spiritual hunger. We learn not merely how to overcome pride; we discover what we must do to grow humble. From Christ’s holy response to each of the seven deadly sins that led to His Crucifixion, Bishop Sheen draws a lesson in how you and I must deal with those same sins, whether we meet them in others or in ourselves. If we abide by the holy counsel of these pages, enduring virtue will soon be ours: we will have achieved our own long-sought-after victory over vice
VISIBLE MUSLIM, INVISIBLE CITIZEN: Understanding Islam in Indian Democracy
‘The book seeks to explain Islam to non-Muslims, place the identity of the Indian Muslim in the context of Indian
Voices of the Faithful
“A willingness to go is all they have in common,” exclaims Beth Moore, speaking of her friends on the front lines who are spreading the gospel around the world and with whom she collaborated to create “Voices of the Faithful.”
Wake Up, Generation: You Have a Life…How Will You Use It?
Wake Up, Generation, a breakout new title from debut author Paige Omartian, will revolutionize the life of any young adult
What Does the Bible Really Teach about Homosexuality?
In this timely book, award-winning author Kevin DeYoung challenges each of us—the skeptic and the seeker, the certain and the confused—to take a humble look at God’s Word regarding the issue of homosexuality.
After examining key biblical passages in both the Old and New Testaments and the Bible’s overarching teaching regarding sexuality, DeYoung responds to popular objections raised by Christians and non-Christians alike, making this an indispensable resource for thinking through one of the most pressing issues of our day.
WHAT IS ANTHROPOLOGY? (Second Edition)
Leading anthropologist Thomas Hylland Eriksen shows how anthropology is a revolutionary way of thinking about the human world. Perfect for students, but also for those who have never encountered anthropology before, this book explores the key issues in an exciting and innovative way.
Lucid and accessible, What is Anthropology? draws examples from current affairs as well as previous anthropological studies. Eriksen looks at the history of anthropology, its unique research methods and some of its central concepts, such as society, culture and translation.
WHITHER INDIAN PSYCHOLOGY
This book critically examines the development of psychology discipline in India over the last century. Six chapters in the book contemplate how ancient and modern psychology will be assimilated in coming decades. The larger debate is about rendering discipline more socially viable and relevant for nation-building. We need to develop psychological knowledge which is relevant for twenty-first century India, which can deal with the problems of social unrest, war, depression and suffering, and can thrive on human strength and positive transformation. Such a psychology discipline hopefully will have potential to become a universal science.
Who Can You Trust?: Overcoming Betrayal and Fear
Trust is the basis for every relationship.
So what happens when that foundation cracks?
WHO IS JESUS – A Story of Miracles
In this creative retelling of the events surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus, a Roman soldier assigned to work at Golgotha tells us his eye-witness account of Jesus’s death, burial and resurrection, including how he stood guard over the grave until the stone was rolled away. Told as only masterful storyteller and author Max Lucado can, this is a perfect book that will inspire readers at Easter and throughout the year. Beautiful, original art makes this a great gift for all ages
WHO IS THIS CHILD?: FROM COMMON BABE TO KING OF KINGS
The child in Bethlehem would grow up to be a friend of sinners, not a friend of Rome. He would
Who Killed Liberal Islam?
Provocative, insightful, and passionately argued, this book attempts to bring some perspective to an increasingly polarized debate on the crisis
Why I Am a Hindu
In Why I Am a Hindu, one of India’s finest public intellectuals gives us a profound book about one of
Wild Grace: What Happens When Grace Happens
Bestselling author Max Lucado explains that if teens let God’s grace change them, shape them, and strengthen them, their lives will never be the same.
Willmington’s Bible Handbook
‘Willmington’s Bible Handbook’ gives a verse-by-verse commentary of each book of the Bible and is written with both new believers
Wings Of Faith: Towards Public Theologies In India
Underlining the creative potentialities of the self and social collectives to negotiate a world filled with challenges and opportunities, the essays in this volume reflect upon the transformative value of the public role of religion for an increasingly inter-connecting world. They critically analyse the contemporary issues like fundamentalism, politics of the market, violence, etc. and explore the subaltern avenue to democracy, secularism and civil society from the perspective of public theology. Students, research scholars, civil society activists, and teachers will find an active conversational partner in this book. The book draws from contemporary social and political theories, history, economics, cultural studies etc. and weaves them into a theological discourse inspired by faith… It would require that serious scholars not only read it, but also take time to digest what it offers.
WITNESSING TO THE GOSPEL IN A PLURALISTIC WORLD
Edited by Clement Valluvassery
This volume is a wakeup call. It challenges us to ponder over the words of Pope Paul VI anew and take up the required steps: “modern man listens more willingly to witnesses than to teachers, if he does listen to teachers, it is because they are witnesses (Evangelii nuntianti 41).”
Women and Worship – Perspectives from World Religions (journal of Dharma)
Editor
Augustine Thottakkara
WOMEN IN DHARMASASTRAS: A Phenomenological and Critical Analysis
Edited by Chandrakala Padia
The book presents the critiques of women’s position in the social philosophy of “Dharmasastras” coming from both the East and West. It challenges the authoritative status of the Western philosophical interpretation, and an imperfect understanding of the Orient.
WOMEN IN JAINISM: A Case Study of Gujarat Inscriptions
Jainism, like all other religions, was a patriarchal religion. However, it adopted a liberal attitude towards women in certain respects. But, did it practise what it preached? The book addresses the issue by taking the case of Jainas of Gujarat. This epigraphical study is an attempt to understand Jaina women’s world-view, as far as possible, from their own sources, namely, women’s inscriptions belonging to second millennium. It also attempts to locate modifications taking place in the patriarchal ideals during the period of study.
All those interested in women’s issues, epigraphy and Jainism will find this book interesting and useful.