"Covalent Counsel: In Pursuit Of The Ultimate Intimate Spiritual Experience" is a bold and provocative spiritual direction for personal transformation that focuses solely on the accomplished work and ...
Bad Religion suggests that there are two classifications of religious people in the world: those that better the world through their faith, and those that cause harm and suffering through their religi...
This book draws on extensive clinical experience to create a useful model for religious diagnosis. Clinicians and clergy will find the book useful in their care of troubled people. Contents: Foreword;...
For many years, ethnologists, social scientists, and archaeologists have tried to understand why so many myths have common elements. Is there a reason why similar myths appeared at similar times in va...
Emotional authenticity is not some mythical state of being happy all of the time, nor is it dwelling on the same issues over and over. Emotional authenticity is a genuine state of accurately realizing...
From his extensive travels and his many contacts with key world leaders and ordinary men and women in some sixty countries, Dr. James L. Merrell writes eloquently and simply of the fresh and surprisin...
"FREEDOM FROM CONFORMITY, PART II" is about experiencing total freedom immediately and continuously through liberating ourselves from the influence of constantly wanting or not accepting 'what is." Tr...
Most Christians are familiar with only a few selected verses of the Bible that are repeated endlessly without much understanding. "The Promise of Heaven" points out the lesser-known dark and morbid as...
Can scientists study religion? Ilkka Pyysiinen says that they can. While the study of religion cannot be reduced to other disciplines, it must not ignore what other disciplines have learned about huma...
This collection examines new psychological evidence for the modal theory and attempts to synthesize this theory with other theories of cognition and religion.
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