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The churches in English fiction

Andrew Landale Drummond

1950

A Christian for all Christians

Patrick, James, C. S. Lewis, Andrew Walker

1992

Milton's poetry of independence

George H. McLoone

1999

The lion's world

Rowan Williams

2012

Piers Plowman and prophecy

Theodore L. Steinberg

1991

The politics of Revelation in the English Renaissance

Esther Gilman Richey

1998

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Willey, Basil

1972

The Catholic spirit in modern English literature

George Nauman Shuster

1922

Truth and fiction in The Da Vinci code

Bart D. Ehrman

2005

Like and unlike God

Neary, John

1999

The swiftly tilting worlds of Madeleine L'Engle

Luci Shaw, Madeleine L'Engle

1998

Toward the understanding of Shelley

Bennett Weaver

1966

Milton and Jakob Boehme

Margaret Lewis Bailey

1914

How to read a Christian book

David L. McKenna

2001

Conquering demons

Jan C. Leuchtenberger

2013

Splintered light

Verlyn Flieger

1983

Joyce and the two Irelands

Willard Potts

2000

John Bunyan

Ola Elizabeth Winslow

1961

Style and faith

Hill, Geoffrey.

2003

The incarnational art of Flannery O'Connor

Christina Bieber Lake

2005

To promote, defend, and redeem

Arnold Sparr

1990

The gospel according to Tolkien

Ralph Wood, Ralph C. Wood

2003

John Milton's epic invocations

Philip Edward Phillips

2000

Sacramental Poetics at the Dawn of Secularism

Regina Schwartz

2008

Coleridge and the inspired word

Anthony John Harding

1985

Sleuthing C.S. Lewis

Kathryn Ann Lindskoog

2001

Four Levels of Meaning in the York Cycle of Mystery Plays

Jefferey H. Taylor

2006

Realms of Gold

Leland Ryken

2003

The pearl; an interpretation

P. M. Kean

1967

The Catholic imagination in American literature

Ross Labrie

1997

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