Tom Harpur, a distinguished columnist and author, is celebrated for his profound explorations of religious and ethical matters. Drawing from his academic background in classical languages and theology, his work offers incisive analysis of spirituality and human morality. Harpur's writing is characterized by intellectual depth and an ability to translate complex ideas for a broad audience. His prose delves into timeless questions of faith and existence with a fresh perspective.
Exploring the profound connection between wine and spirituality, this book offers a rich journey from ancient times to the present. It features a collection of insightful quotations and spiritual wisdom, complemented by stunning imagery. Celebrated author Harpur invites readers to appreciate the magic and mystery of wine, making it a cherished addition for enthusiasts of all kinds.
After more than 52 weeks on the Toronto Star’s bestseller list and 43 weeks on The Globe and Mail’s bestseller list, Tom Harpur’s groundbreaking book, The Pagan Christ, is now available in paperback. This new edition includes the twenty-page discussion guide, with more than 100 questions, to help facilitate a deeper, chapter-by-chapter analysis and more profound understanding of the findings and arguments found in the book. Subjects for discussion include: the ancient Egyptian roots of Christianity, the real meaning of the Bible, the key to whether Jesus really existed, the re-mythologizing of Christianity, the meaning of the Christ within all of us and the need to understand myth and allegory. With a new introduction by Tom Harpur, this paperback edition sheds further light on what has become one of the most talked about books of the new millennium.
Harpur focuses on a spiritual approach to dealing with stress. Using sacred texts from many religions, he illustrates how many of the modern methods used, like breathing and meditation, originated in religious ritual. Over time, these techniques were divorced from their spiritual roots, and now lack a potency which they were meant to have and impart. 2002.
Exploring the theme of spiritual disconnection, this journal encourages readers to engage in personal conversations with God through journaling. It features quotes from "Prayer: The Hidden Fire," along with a new introduction by Tom Harpur. Additionally, the book includes two appendices: one with suggested activities from each chapter and another compiling personal prayers, enhancing the journaling experience and fostering deeper spiritual reflection.
Exploring the essence of prayer, this book invites readers to redefine their understanding beyond traditional religious practices. Tom Harpur emphasizes the importance of personal connection with the divine, encouraging a conversational approach akin to speaking with a close friend. He offers practical suggestions for both seasoned practitioners and newcomers, aiming to deepen their spiritual experience. Through personal anecdotes, Harpur shares insights from his own journey, presenting a heartfelt exploration of prayer as an intimate dialogue with God.