The Fellowship of Scientists
Bibliography, Part 7
Contemporary Commentary
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This listing is offered as a sample of sources likely to be helpful for reflection; it is neither exhaustive nor prescriptive. Books are listed alphabetically by authors; those marked with (P) are available in paperback.
Contemporary Commentary
Barkun, M., Religion and the Racist Right (P)
Boston, Why the Religious Right is Wrong (About the Separation of Church and State)
Corn, Alfred, ed., Incarnation; Contemporary Writers on the New Testament (P)
DelBene, Ron, The Hunger of the Heart; A Call to Spiritual Growth (P)
Gerard Manley Hopkins, A Hopkins Reader (P)
Hefner, R. W., Conversion to Christianity
Jones, A., Sacrifice and Delight
Lewis, C. S., Letters to Malcolm, Chiefly on Prayer (P)
Lewis, C. S., Reflections on the Psalms (P)
Lipstadt, D., Denying the Holocaust
Spong, J. S., Rescuing the Bible from Fundamentalism (P)
Underhill, Evelyn, The Spiritual Life (P)
Weil, Simone, Waiting for God (P) Wilson, A. N., How Can We Know? (P)
An historical account of how the anti-semitic militaristic"Christian"groups grew out of the British Israelite movements of the Nineteenth century.
Boston discusses the relations between religion and the state in America from the colonial times.
a series of essays by writers on individual books of the New Testament that offers a wide range of perspectives.
A brief guide to some stages in spiritual growth and a useful description of how to compose a personal"breath prayer."
This collection includes most of his poetry and extensive selections from his essays, letters and sermons. Although Hopkins ranges over most of orthodox thought, he is especially concerned with"inscape", the particularities of creatures that reveal inner character and grace.
Hefner presents sociological studies of areas of the world in their encounters with Christianity. Although the majority of the cases actually deal with groups that do not convert, the book still offers insight into non-Christian encounters with Christianity.
A series of reflections nominally on the interior life of ordained ministers, with a deeper message of the priestly character of life for all people.
These essays help with some of the more difficult aspects of the psalms.
A powerful and disturbing account of the denial movement, its roots and its adherents.
Spong discusses numerous instances where different parts of the Bible are in literal conflict; he does not articulate a coherent, reasoned alternative method of interpretation.
Transcripts of a series of radio talks that provides a thoughtful, very brief introduction to a spiritual life in contemporary language.
A collection of several essays by Simone Weil, a French Jew who converted to Christianity, this book includes a brief biography and her essays on the implicit forms of the love of God, which include science and religion. Powerful and insightful.
Reflections by a English layman on a contemporary life of faith.
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