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| Buddha, Socrates, and Us: Ethical Living in Uncertain Times by Stephen BatchelorWhat can two ancient traditions teach us about living well today? This illuminating exploration of moral foundations reveals striking connections between Buddhist and Greek philosophy, offering practical insights for meeting uncertainty with humility and courage. Thoughtful and deeply reflective, it’s a compelling read for anyone seeking ethical clarity in turbulent times. |
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Twelve Churches: An Unlikely History of the Buildings That Made Christianity
by Fergus Butler-Gallie
From blood-soaked stones to hangar megachurches, this globe-trotting history of Christianity explores 12 unforgettable places of worship. With humor and insight, Fergus Butler-Gallie reveals how these sacred spaces reflect the messy, beautiful, and often controversial legacy of faith across continents and centuries.
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| The Outward Path: The Wisdom of the Aztecs by Sebastian PurcellWhat if happiness is not the goal? Drawing on Aztec philosophy, this thought-provoking guide argues that a meaningful life begins with relationships and shared wisdom. Structured around lessons and exercises, it offers a refreshing alternative to Western individualism and is ideal for seekers of rooted, communal living. |
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| The Lost Mary: Rediscovering the Mother of Jesus by James D. TaborWho was Mary before centuries of theology reshaped her story? Drawing on meticulous research, James D. Tabor reintroduces her as a strong, influential figure at Christianity’s beginnings. Rich in historical detail, this book invites readers who enjoy biblical history to see Mary -- and early faith -- in a radically new light. |
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Michigan City, Indiana 46360
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