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Harm
Anna can hear chattering voices instead of electricity pulsing through overhead wires, read insistent messages from car number-plates, communicate with telepathic birds. She knows what it means to get lost in the backblocks when there is a street directory in the glove-box. Unfortunately these revelations have other names.
Conversations with Jerry Lewis
Hollywood s legendary, beloved, and polarizing comedian talks extensively about his life and work with comedian and actor Richard Belzer "
Saint Bartholomew’s Retreat
“I started reading the story as a favor to a friend, but finished it because it was a great story. Couldn’t put it down--read it straight through in one sitting!” — Fr. David Jaspers A young nineteenth-century priest, cousin of the Czar, accidentally discovers the mother lode while exploring Mt. Hood, a dormant volcano in the Oregon Cascades. Bishop Alexi Romanov builds his church, Saint Bartholomew, on top of his discovery of the vein of gold. This secret resource funds 120 years of humanitarian works, scholarships, and research as it becomes a haven for Eastern Orthodox refugees fleeing eastern Europe. Romanov’s elected heir is a Crimean peasant trained in the monasteries of Mace...
Finding God at the City Dump
Finding God at the City Dump: The George LeMaster Story It was Valentine's Day 1982. After two decades of alcohol abuse and a growing list of related problems, George LeMaster Jr. had lost hope. He went to a place where he was familiar--the Wayland Dump, northeast of Wayland, Missouri. He had scavenged things like bicycle parts and old fans from the dump for years and given them a new life. George took a handgun and was planning to end his life at the dump that cold February morning but instead found God by one small item at the dump he didn't expect to see. That item caught his attention and changed his story when he was moments away from an irreversible and needless decision. Now it was Ge...
The Day God Spoke to Me
"The village witch doctor is casting spells on me, and I am having serious problems. Pray for me. Do something!" This local lady in Zimbabwe was in a serious panic. Being the only "white" man in this audience, she recognized me as the American missionary. How was I going to handle this situation?
The Safety Line
Does God exist? If so, what kind of God? And what about humankind? Questions like these drove Jerry Richard Boone to investigate spiritual matters for himself. He read, thought, and took notes. Gradually, the notes became chapters in this book about God. The author employs a straightforward readable style in setting forth his discoveries just as he experienced them. Reason, logic, and evidence, laced with a touch of humor and drama, present the reader with a message that is persuasive, at times controversial, and always personal.
Two Philosophers Wrestle with God
Dr. Richard Oxenberg and Dr. Jerry L. Martin engage in a joint dialectical inquiry into God and ultimate reality. Their conversation provides a model of philosophical thinking and critical questioning with regard to spiritual life and its search for ultimate truth. After reading Dr. Martin's God: An Autobiography: As Told to a Philosopher, his extraordinary report of his articulate conversations with the divine, Dr. Oxenberg was left with a number of urgent questions. The two began their own conversation and Two Philosophers Wrestle with God: A Dialogue is the result. Here two philosophers reflect on the meaning of Dr. Martin's revelatory experiences, drawing the thinking of major philosophers and theologians into their dialogue. The discussion that ensues, between philosophical friends, becomes an effort to trace the boundaries of what we can know.
Inferno Diary
New York City. 1982 A mans obsession leads him on a Dantesque journey in search of lost love. Part I - Hell Jerry leaves his Upper East Side apartment for what he thinks will be just another night-weekend prowling the streets and bars of Greenwich Village and Chelsea; something he has been doing every weekend since his lover, Richard, left him a little over a year ago. This night, however, shortly before last call, he meets a stranger (always strangers) who takes him to . . . Hell. In each descending level of Hell he has episodic encounters with former lovers and tricks triggering memories of what was and could have been . . . until he finds Richard, his obsession. Expecting to continue wher...
The Public Intellectual
Whether intellectuals are counter-cultural escapists corrupting the young or secular prophets leading us to prosperity, they are a fixture of modern political life. In The Public Intellectual: Between Philosophy and Politics, Arthur M. Melzer, Jerry Weinberger, and M. Richard Zinman bring together a wide variety of noted scholars to discuss the characteristics, nature, and role of public thinkers. By looking at scholarly life in the West, this work explores the relationship between thought and action, ideas and events, reason and history.
