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by Karen Armstrong

Accessible, intriguing study of how we see God. Full review >

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by Barbara Bradley Hagerty

A commendable, witty attempt to ground spirituality in established fact that will provide deeper understanding to people of... Full review >

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by Timothy Keller

Captivating reading from a Christian perspective. Full review >

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by Gilles Kepel

Belongs alongside Martin Marty and R. Scott Appleby's The Glory and the Power (1992) as a notable study of orthodoxy and its... Full review >

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by Bernard Lewis

Expanded from Lewis’s prizewinning New Yorker commentary following 9/11: an illuminating brief overview of Islam today. Full review >

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by Seyyed Hossein Nasr

Scholarly appendices (e.g., traditional texts used in the Persian madrasas) give an idea of the erudite, wide-ranging... Full review >

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by Daniel Pipes

Highly controversial, at times inflammatory—but worthy of attention and debate in a time of crisis. Full review >

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by Robert D. Putnam and David E. Campbell

A valuable contribution to the conversation surrounding faith in America. Full review >

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by Robert Wright

Offers little new scholarship, but the in-depth approach yields original insights. Full review >

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