A four-volume collection of texts written between the fourth and fifteenth centuries by spiritual masters of the Orthodox Christian tradition. The complete text in English translation. This volume contains some of the most important writings in the entire collection, including St. Symeon the New Theologian’s account of the conscious experience of the Holy Spirit and the vision of the divine and uncreated Light.

Annotated and explained selections from the fourth to fifteenth century teachings of Eastern Orthodox monks, showing how to become by grace what God is by nature.

The editor has assembled a comprehensive collection of writings which express the spirituality characteristic of Quakers: worship, opposition to violence, concern for social justice, and faith in the personal guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Translated from the German original by John Phillips. The doctrine of divine incarnation is held in common by Hinduism and Christianity, but contain very different understandings - a lucid and serious comparative analysis of the two doctrines.

Bede Griffiths gives an engaging, authoritative and comprehensive account of the human experience in God's universe, for those with a thirst for knowledge, divinity and love.

A commentary on the Bhagavad Gita, showing how it can be a spiritual guide to a Christian and to anyone in search of God.

Influential Christian teachings on human will, original sin, just war, grace, and God, with facing-page commentary.

Easwaran offers insights into the practical means to make Jesus’ love come alive in everyday life, including glimpses into Christian mystics like Augustine, Teresa of Avila, and Catherine of Genoa. Based on passages from The Imitation of Christ.

In this elegant and passionate treatise, Huston Smith balances a concise explanation of Christianity’s tenets with a sound rendering of current problems. He presents a convincing argument for a vital alternative that is a deeper, more authentic faith - a faith that guided the Church for its first thousand years.

The deceptively simple writings of St. Francis of Assisi convey a deep, down-to-earth approach to discovering the mystery of God from a lived experience of the gospel. The book chronologically shows his writings to allow the reader to easily follow Francis' growth, development and insights as one who, like ourselves, is eager to pursue a spiritual way of daily life.