IN THE BEGINNING

THE CASE FOR GOD

Armstrong argues that historically, atheism has rarely been a denial of the sacred itself, but has nearly always rejected a particular conception of God. She suggests that if we draw creatively on the insights of the past, we can build a faith that speaks to the needs of our troubled, polarized world.

THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO WOMAN

The author provides a passionate and provocative interpretation of the history of women in Christianity.

A HISTORY OF JERUSALEM

An absorbing history from early biblical times to the present day of a city celebrated and revered for centuries by Jews, Christians and Muslims.

MUHAMMAD: PROPHET FOR OUR TIME

Through comparison with other prophets and mystics the author examines Muhammad's spiritual ideas, and uses the facts of his life - from which Muslims have drawn instruction for centuries - to make the tenets of Islam clear and accessible for readers of all faiths.

THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE

Sequel to 'Through the Narrow Gate' (5713). The author, a former nun, describes her 'flight from institutional religion' and how through studying other religious traditions she found a very different kind of faith which drew from Christianity, Judaism and Islam and,eventually, spiritual and personal calm.

THROUGH THE NARROW GATE

At the age of seventeen the author decided to devote her life to God as a nun. When she embarked on her spiritual training she found herself in an oppressive world which pushed her to the limit of her endurance.