William Graham Libri

The book offers a systematic exploration of the classical theologies of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, presented by three prominent scholars. It delves into the authoritative texts of each faith while comparing and contrasting their doctrines, practices, and beliefs. The focus is on how these religions address shared issues, providing a comprehensive understanding of their unique and overlapping theological perspectives.

This volume of poetry focuses on working people in a variety of professions--their fears and struggles in the 21st century. In the great American tradition of social poetry, author William Graham sees the grace, dignity and pain in today's American worker and honors them with works of lyrical grace and insight.

Explore the beauty of the Divine Praises with this inspiring collection of addresses by William Graham. These meditations on the Holy Name of Jesus are an invitation to rest in the power and grace of God's love. Perfect for personal reflection or group study.

Idealism is a philosophical movement that focuses on the importance of the mind and consciousness. In this essay, William Graham provides a critical study of idealism and its influence on metaphysical thought. Drawing on the works of philosophers such as Kant and Hegel, Graham argues for the continued relevance of idealism in contemporary philosophy.

Danny Boyle and his sister Melinda are caught in the middle of a battle between the good and evil ghosts that haunt Ireland.

This volume features poems about the game of baseball and the people involved in it.

This theological work examines the various stages of Christ's Passion from the perspectives of the Gospel writers and early Christian thinkers. With a deep understanding of the historical and cultural contexts in which these events took place, William Graham illuminates the spiritual and moral significance of the Passion for contemporary readers.

The murders of three people have shaken the tranquility of the small midwestern town of Lacroix. Detective Nora Morrissey and reporter Declan O'Brien work together to solve the crimes.