Paul Louis Metzger Books

Dr. Metzger's work centers on integrating theology and spirituality with cultural sensitivity. His scholarship delves into how Christian concepts can be communicated in a diverse world, exploring the tension between faith and contemporary culture. Through his writings, he offers insights into how Christian principles can resonate with modern social and cultural challenges, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and understanding in multicultural contexts.

Setting the Spiritual Clock
308 pages
11 hours of reading
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The book serves as a guide for navigating the liturgical year, emphasizing the importance of various Christian traditions in marking time to enrich public worship. It aims to protect the church from secular influences by highlighting the biblical narrative and ecclesial practices. Through its insights, readers are encouraged to recognize the significance of the spiritual calendar as a means to celebrate and reflect on the life of Christ amidst a secular world.
More Than Things
A Personalist Ethics for a Throwaway Culture
464 pages
17 hours of reading
The book explores a personalist moral framework to navigate complex ethical issues in a pluralistic society. By engaging with diverse thought leaders, it addresses contemporary challenges like abortion, genetic engineering, immigration, and drone warfare, emphasizing the importance of recognizing individual personhood amid a materialistic world. Paul Louis Metzger provides insights that encourage accountability and understanding among differing perspectives.

Setting the Spiritual Clock

More Than Things