This book posits that science and religion are not opposing forces, but that the arts, and a mytho-poetic language at the intersection of thought and feeling, could bridge the gap between science and religion in our society.

A fresh and progressive vision for the future of education in Ireland.

Hederman offers an image of how things might be if only we all listen to the voices of artists in our midst.

A book about experiencing this world symbolically and allowing the energy of God to take over as the operating fuel in human personality.

Bestselling author Mark Patrick Hederman traces the history of dialogue in the Roman Catholic church since its introduction in the 1960s by Pope John XXIII. Providing a philosophical analysis of this idea in Martin Buber, he compares the uses made of

In this fascinating book, Hederman argues that, far from being irrelevant in the twenty-first century, Christianity like art needs to and can find new forms that can give vibrancy and vision to the many different cultures in today's world.