In this adventurous tale, Harriet the tortoise and Milton the cat embark on a time-travel journey to explore the origins of science in the ancient world. Readers will join them as they experience the wonders of Mesopotamian astronomy, participate in a unique Greek talent show focused on scientific achievements, and encounter the renowned mathematician Pythagoras. This engaging narrative blends history with fun, making science accessible and entertaining for young readers.
Embark on a time-traveling adventure with Harriet, Darwin's tortoise, and Milton, Schrodinger's cat, as they explore the intersection of science and religion. Throughout their journey, they encounter iconic Victorian scientists and delve into profound questions about the universe's origins and the existence of God. The narrative highlights the ongoing dialogue between faith and scientific inquiry, inviting readers to ponder whether science diminishes the need for belief or if faith can complement discovery. Written by award-winning author Julia Golding.
J.C. Ryle, the first Bishop of Liverpool, is celebrated for his fair-minded approach to church matters and his ability to connect with everyday readers through clear doctrinal teachings. His enduring writings, which have remained in print for over a century, demonstrate the relevance of the Bible. In this unique selection, biographer Eric Russell Ryle organizes Ryle's works thematically, enhancing the reader's understanding of various topics in a refreshing and profound manner.
This book sets out to answer one of the most profound questions about the development of human thought: why it is that throughout the long journey from cave painting to quantum physics what we now refer to as 'science' and 'religion' have been so closely entangled.
The narrative chronicles the annual pilgrimages of Roger Wagner and The Metaphysical Painters, exploring locations tied to influential poets and artists. Spanning from a bamboo forest in Japan to Bardsey Island, the journey is enriched with a blend of poetry, prose, and art. It reflects on the transformative power of these landscapes and pays homage to figures such as Samuel Palmer, George Herbert, Thomas Traherne, and William Blake, creating a vivid tapestry of artistic inspiration and connection to place.
The narrative follows Roger Wagner and his fellow artists, known as The Metaphysical Painters, on their annual pilgrimages to locations tied to influential poets and artists. Their journey spans from a bamboo forest in Japan to Bardsey Island, intertwining poetry, prose, and artwork that reflect their experiences. The book pays homage to creative figures such as Samuel Palmer, George Herbert, Thomas Traherne, and William Blake, exploring how these landscapes inspired their work and transformed their artistic visions.
The Book of Praises features a unique collection of Psalms, newly translated by artist and poet Roger Wagner. Each Psalm is paired with an evocative illustration designed to encourage contemplation and reflection. This work showcases Wagner's talent as a prominent contemporary religious artist and poet, offering readers a fresh perspective on these ancient texts.
Roger Wagner is one of the most significant Christian artists and poets working today. This collection combines his poems and paintings in pairs to explore specific places and familiar biblical narratives, inviting us to see them from new and unexpected angles.