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| The problem with God |
| by M A Sherif |
God's Funeral
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| A.N. Wilson's lengthy book provides a wide panoramic sweep on the history of ideas, encompassing philosophers (Hume, Kant, Hegel, Marx), churchmen (Newman, Pusey ), writers and poets (George Elliot, Swinbourne, Tennyson), the prophets of the scientific age (Darwin, Freud) and a medley of unclassifiable intellectual giants (Carlyle, Matthew Arnold, Ruskin, Jowett, Bernard Shaw and William James). In this overarching sweep of over two centuries of intellectual history, A. N. Wilson is primarily concerned with the challenges to the Churches (Anglican and Catholic) and its responses. The reoccurring themes are the debates between faith and reason, the quest to retain faith in religion without a sacrifice of the intellect and the decline in the belief in God. |
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| Salaam Reviewer on Urban Hope and Spiritual Health |
| This book is based on an analysis of over 34,000 13 to 15-year old pupils in England and Wales, including 500 Muslims. It finds that "there are significant ways in which young people affiliated with the Islamic tradition enjoy higher levels of spiritual health in comparison with young people who belong to no religious tradition." |
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| Noorah Riyadh on Thirty lessons for those who fast |
| This book serves as both a startling reminder of what Ramadan really means, as well as being a practical guide on how to transform one's self and one's relationship with others in order to perfect one's relationship with Allah (swt)- which is the ultimate aim of fasting ('O you who have attained to faith! |
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