This translation is easy to read with helpful notes - my favourite book that I read most days.

Sociology is the art of stating the obvious. Genuine insights from a master of observation.

Nietzsche meets Jesus Christ in this clash of moral philosophies. Dostoevsky explores the social and psychological consequences of dispensing with moral law.

A story about the search for happiness and the destructive effects of urban poverty and moral decadence on human life. A nuanced view of working class Paris in the nineteenth century.

Humorous insight into nineteeth century Stoke-on-Trent. Edward Henry Machin dares to be different and takes on the town in a variety of escapades and mad schemes.

Through the lives of working class decorators, Tressell shows how unbridled capitalism destroys humanity and results in poorly decorated houses. Ultimately nobody wins in this kind of system.

Why did Jesus Christ die? What was achieved through the crucifixion of the incarnate God? A important book, well written.

An advocacy of theism based upon a realist defense of truth. Explores whether critical realism provides a warrant for natural theology?

Christianity is presented as a way of life that is orientated to God. The book describes a range of individual and corporate disciplines that help us to focus upon God.

If you have the patience to study hard, this is an inspirational read.

Inspiring story of a woman's faith.

A rich trawl through the history of literary criticism, introducing the philosophies of many great thinkers.

Postmodern thought and evangelical Christian thinking combine and make a lot of sense. The key to the book is its narrative epistemological approach to truth. Excellent stuff and fairly easy to read.