Bruteau was a pioneer in interspirituality and contemplative thinking. Her work bridged the boundaries of traditional academic disciplines, as she brought diverse subjects, such as science, mathematics, philosophy, religion, into conversation with one another. In her work, she explored mystical, contemplative and philosophical texts from multiple religions traditions, particularly within Buddhism, Christianity and Hinduism
This influential philosopher on Christian spirituality is completely missing in Logos/Verbum despite being a featured "book of the month" author in 1993 for a spirituality book club. She is especially critical for people working in multi-faith/missionary situations. However, there is a single request for one of her books:
I have added these as her works are critical for spiritual direction and interfaith interactions. She is also referenced in several existing Logos resources.
It would be very useful to have access to the documents available on the Early Church Texts site - most likely divided into multiple affordable packets. A typical example of what is available: Ambrose letter to Emperor Theodosius after the massacre at Thessalonica Ambrose's Letters 17 and 18 to Valentian II in response to…
Does upholding the law compromise the freeness and fullness of the gospel? In this classic work, John Colquhoun helps us to understand the importance of knowing the relationship between law and gospel. In one of the most outstanding Reformed studies on the topic, Colquhoun encourages believers to…
In a world where more Christian workers are being asked to raise their own financial support, Funding the Family Business offers something uniquely vital: clarity, encouragement, and biblical grounding for a task that many approach with hesitation. Written by trusted advisor and seasoned support-raiser Myles Wilson, this…
The gospel has come under attack since the days of the Apostles. In first-century Galatia, false teachers were creeping into churches and convincing Christians that they had to keep the law of Moses to be saved. To call these churches back from the brink of destruction, the Apostle Paul wrote what is likely his earliest…
The book of Ephesians is cherished for its doctrinal depths and devotional beauty. Paul’s letter sets before us the blessings of salvation: new life in Jesus Christ and a new family in His church. As we read the prayers and doxologies woven through its verses, we see how the grace of God stirs us to lives of worship and…
