This book explores the relationship between religion and society, and discusses the ways in which the major world religions need to adapt to the modern world.

Many commentators today claim that religion is dangerous and harmful. In addressing this question, Keith Ward begins by defining what religion actually is and how most human harm has been caused.

This important volume will benefit those who seek to understand what the Trinity is, why it matters and how it fits into a scientific account of the universe.

In "Rethinking Christianity", Keith Ward argues persuasively that this view is not only uncharitable, but refuted by historical evidence.

The Big Questions in Science and Religion explores these ten queries to determine whether religious beliefs can survive in the scientific age.

Adopting a comparative approach, the book covers all the religious traditions from West and East alike, concluding in a compelling manner that not only are the world faiths much more than a series of theoretical perspectives, but that, in ...

Written for marketing and finance directors, CEOs, and strategists, as well as MBA students, this practical book explains the principles and practice behind rigorous due diligence in marketing.

Continuing Keith Ward's series on comparative religion, this book deals with religious views of human nature and destiny.

Proposes an original approach to religious diversity, from religious pluralism and inter-faith dialogue to new existential challenges.