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Wiseley is resolving the current published collection from the catalog.
Wiseley is resolving the current published collection from the catalog.
Explore religious arguments, spiritual memoirs, teaching stories, and visions of meaning across several traditions.
The Power of Myth asks what myths do when inherited religions and rituals no longer organize modern life. Through creation stories, rites, heroes, love, the Goddess, the Grail, and images of eternity, it shows how metaphor connects personal change with nature, society, and mystery—and can guide a more conscious participation in life.
Confessions follows Augustine from restless childhood, sexual and intellectual error, and attachment to mortal goods toward conversion, self-examination, and dependence on grace. It asks what makes a life truly happy and how a divided will returns to truth. Its intellectual value lies in joining autobiography to memory, time, creation, interpretation, and rest.