Science & Philosophy

A fresh interpretation of Revelation for the 21st century, exploring the connections between John's visions and the terrifying prospect of an Artif...

Creation and Scientific Creativity. A Study in the Thought of S. L. Jaki. Father Stanley Jaki (1924-2009) was one of the great thinkers of the twen...

Deaconesses An Historical Study. Since the 17th century the history of deaconesses in the Church has been the subject of numerous monographs. What ...

Dom Augustine Baker 1575–1641, Edited by Geoffrey Scott. Augustine Baker OSB is arguably the most important English mystical teacher of the post-Re...

Galileo: Science and Faith. Is the Church against Science and Reason? The Galileo controversy has become a paragon of faith’s supposed hostility to...

God Made the Dinosaurs combines science and religion to show the variety and wonder of God's creation through time in a beautiful, fully-illustrate...

IVF and other ART techniques raise significant ethical questions. The author aims to provide a clear & concise view of the Church’s position on...

Michel de Certeau or Union in Difference. An important introduction to the thought of Michel de Certeau (1925–1986). It emphasizes with great sensi...

20 Answers: Miracles. What is a miracle? This concise summary unpacks the nature of miracles and offers compelling arguments to counter those who r...

Miracles, Do they really happen? ‘The central miracle asserted by Christians is the Incarnation. They say that God became Man. Every other miracle ...

Newman's Approach to Knowledge. This book probably represents the most extensive and in-depth analysis of Newman’s philosophy, and in particular of...

A clear, compassionate and forthright explanation of what Catholics believe about religious freedom, as an inalienable right to be protected, and a...

Robert Hooke and the English Renaissance. Robert Hooke, one of Britain’s most ingenious inventors, has been long neglected.  Described as ‘an Engli...

The English Parson-Naturalist. A Companion Between Science and Religion. Since the time of William Turner (c1508-1568), the figure of the parson-na...

In this classic text Fr Martin d’Arcy turns his vast intellect to the age-old problem of why God permits innocent suffering. His answers are tightl...

The Stargazer of Hardwicke. One of the best loved Victorian astronomers, Thomas William Webb (1806–1885) was driven by a strong desire to inform an...

Too Much Information? Ten essential questions for digital Christians, By Andrew Graystone. Almost without noticing it happen, we have found ourselv...

What is Orthodoxy? A Genealogy of Christian Understanding. Foreword by John Milbank. In this remarkably original work, Antoine Arjakovsky brings us...