The tradition of agape, or unconditional love, is not exclusive to any one religion. Actually, it is a major underlying principle found in religions worldwide.

This inspiring collection of sayings by Sir John Templeton provides a welcoming book for a person seeking deeper meaning in life.

Founder and director of the widely respected Duke University Center for the Study of Religion/Spirituality and Health, Dr. Koenig is recognized worldwide for his groundbreaking work in medical science and religious faith.

Humility is a virtue that can be difficult to describe because of its paradoxical nature: claiming authority about humility and claiming that one is humble each suggest a lack of humility.

The nature of kindness is explored—its relationship to love and generosity, as well as the characteristics that distinguish it from pity.

This audio book poses a clear distinction between our customary form of love, which almost guarantees failure, and higher, more generous ways of loving that can succeed and enrich both individuals and society as a whole.

In The New Flatlanders, teacher, scientist, and chaplain Eric Middleton challenges traditional ways of looking at reality by engaging readers in a "voyage of discovery starting with questions."

This audio book describes the personal and spiritual benefits of living life in a way that matters, with an awareness that one’s life can reflect a sense of higher purpose no matter what the circumstances.

The world is at a state of unprecedented technical expertise, but why has our knowledge and faith in our own spirituality stalled and become obsolete in recent times?

In this audio book, Worthington explains the paradoxical power of forgiveness through his personal and professional experiences and through the wisdom of others.