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The Library
Some of these are big books, so if you have a slow connection please be patient
| Author | Title |
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Kierkegaard |
Provocations Spiritual Writings of Søren Kierkegaard There are few authors as repeatedly quoted and consistently unread as Søren Kierkegaard. Kierkegaard himself is partly to blame for this: his style is dense, his thoughts complex. And yet embedded within his writings and journals are metaphors and truths so deep and vivid, they can overwhelm you with an almost blinding clarity. Editor Charles E. Moore has done us an invaluable service by putting together arguably the most accessible and complete Kierkegaard volume to be published in decades. Here is a book for anyone who takes the search for authenticity seriously. Divided into six sections, Provocations contains a little of everything from Kierkegaard's prodigious output, including his wryly humorous attacks on what he calls the "mediocre shell" of conventional Christianity, his brilliantly pithy parables, his amazing insights on the human condition, and his incisive attempts to dig through the fluff of theological jargon and clear a way for the basics: decisiveness, obedience, passion, and recognition of the truth. Provocations is a must for every serious seeker. Indeed, the wealth of sayings and aphorisms collected in its final section is reason enough to download the e-book. |
| Sundar Singh |
Wisdom of the Sadhu, teachings of Sundar Singh Mourned by millions at his
death, Sundar Singh (1889-1929) awaits rediscovery at the dawn of the
21st century. Though known in his lifetime as India's most famous
convert to Christianity, that reputation is misguided, for Sundar Singh
never accepted the religion as such but emphasized instead the
life-changing starkness of Christ's original teachings. If anything, he
was the ultimate heretic - an uncompromising critic of convention, and a
scandal to the comfortable. |
| Arnold (Eberhard) | The Early Christians |
| God's Revolution | |
| Innerland | |
| Salt and Light (Living the Sermon on the Mount) | |
| Arnold (Emmy) | Joyful Pilgrimage |
| Arnold (Johann Christof) | Be not afraid (Overcoming the fear of death) |
| Arnold (J Heinrich) | Discipleship (Living for Christ in the daily grind) |
| Augustine | Confessions |
| The Venerable Bede | Ecclesiastical history of the English people |
| St Bernard of Clairvaux | On Loving God |
| Blumhardt | The Kingdom Come (A reader edited by Vernard Eller) |
| Bonar (Horatius) | God's way of peace (A book for the anxious) |
| Book of Common Prayer | Book of Common Prayer 1662 Abridged |
| Booth (General Catherine) | Female teaching |
| Booth (General William) | In darkest England - and the way out |
| Purity of Heart | |
| A vision of the lost | |
| Bounds E M | The necessity of prayer |
| The possibilities of prayer | |
| Power through prayer | |
| Weapon of prayer | |
| Bunyan | Pilgrims progress |
| Grace abounding to the chief of sinners | |
| Ignatious Loyola | Spiritual exercises |
| Milton | Paradise lost |
| St John of the Cross | Dark night of the soul |
| Ascent of Mount Carmel | |
| St Theresa of Avila | Life |
| The way of perfection | |
| Theologica Germanica | |
| St Thomas a Kempis | Imitation of Christ |
| John Wesley | The use of money |
| A plain account of Christian perfection | |
| Journal | |