christianity

Hostage survivor Ashley Smith offers a detailed account of her captivity and interactions with alleged killer Brian Nichols and reflects on how the experience impacted her life.

Investigates the actions of the Catholic Church and of individual Catholics during the Holocaust, from the emergence of Hitler in 1930 until the Church's official rejection of antisemitism in 1965.

Using relevant stories and characters from Scripture, insights and teachings from the lives of he saints, spiritual writings, and personal experiences, the author explores the place of joy, humor, and laughter in the spiritual life.

Explores the question of whether or not to date from the perspective of God's overall plan for the lives of believers.

Offers an easy-to-understand, objective overview of the Koran, explaining the book's central themes and beliefs.

Provides an intimate view of her work with terminally ill patients as she brings them an acceptance of death.

Offers a new look at the saints, including profiles of such individuals as Saint Maximilian Kolbe, Mother Frances Cabrini, Saint Patrick, and Mother Elizabeth Seton, together with stories of people whose lives have been touched by saints.

Chronicles the history of the modern revival of creationism, looks at the source of twenty-first-century beliefs and how they differ from the anti-Darwin sentiments of the 1800s, and discusses how advocates of the modern creationist movement have tried to influence school curriculums.

The author redefines the debate concerning Darwin's theories by offering an analysis of the key issues that seem to divide science and religion.