CTS Bookshelf
Recent Faculty Releases

Dr. Laurel C. Schneider Religious pluralism, the collapse of traditional religious institutions, and the growing impact of religious studies on believers have prompted widespread rethinking of what religion is. Polydoxy offers a brilliant and original theological response to this intellectual crisis by suggesting that there are multiple forms of right belief.

The Rev. Dr. Susan Thistlethwaite Through Biblical themes and contemporary media culture, a pragmatic and responsible rethinking of America's idea of its own innocence.

Dr. Andre LaCocque A close reading of the Yahwists story using both literary and psychological criticism.

Dr. Theodore Jennings An alternative theology of the cross that grounds the message concerning the cross in the socio-political reality in which it was historically located and points to the way in which this message bears upon contemporary social and ecclesial reality.
Recent Student/Alumni Releases

Dick Hattan An absorbing collection that would take you from the past to the present, from your mind to your heart to your soul, from your inner being to your outer self, and everything else in between.

Dr. Frank A. Thomas (M.Div '81, D.Min '86) One hundred sermons that display the victorious, although sometimes painful, historical and spiritual pilgrimage of black people in America.

Dr. Robert LaRochelle (D.Min. '07) Part-Time Pastor, Full-Time Church explores the enriching benefits a bi-vocational or part-time pastor can bring to a church that is facing economic hardships but understands the importance of spiritual development.

Pauline Doty (M.Div. '77) An apologetic for faith, hope, and love in action connecting the work of Alfred North Whitehead, process writers, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Henri Nouwen, and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Scott Couper (M.Div. '99) Couper argues, contrary to public mythology, that Chief Luthuli, former President of the African National Congress (ANC), did not support the armed struggle in South Africa.
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