This text focuses on a key contemporary issue: how far can we trust public authorities such as the government, the media and the Church? The authors write about concerns that lie at the heart of almost every news story - how much of what we see and hear is the whole truth?

Adrian Smith summarizes the differences between the old ways of Christian thinking and the new ones that will take it forward into the next century.

Alice Thomas Ellis is a celebrated British novelist and columnist. As a polemicist she has often hit the headlines in her attacks on the liberalizing tendencies of Church leaders and their obsession with political correctness.

In this thought-provoking book, through analysis of images of the family in the mainstream media in the twentieth century, Amy Laura Hall considers the possibility that, by downplaying the gratuity of grace, middle-class Protestants have implicitly endorsed a precept of justification through respons... (more)

The Da Vinci Code is all over the media. It's on the minds and in the conversations of many Catholics and non-Catholics alike. Now there is a new resource to answer all the questions and help readers understand the difference between fact and fiction. De-Coding Da Vinci: The Facts behind the Fict... (more)

The New York Times best-seller The Da Vinci Code is all over the media. It’s on the minds and in the conversations of many of your parishioners. Now there are two new resources to answer all their questions and help your parishioners understand the difference between fact and fiction. De-Coding Da... (more)

The debate about homosexuality and the church has hardly been out of the headlines - and yet many are unclear as to where the Church of England stands. Andrew Goddard brings great clarity to the discussion, as he outlines the most recent official publication Some Issues in Human Sexuality and pu... (more)