This bibliography is designed to point
readers to English language sources that they may use for their own investigation into the topics
covered by this book; it is not merely a listing of the sources cited in the footnotes. This
bibliography is a starting point for further research, and is not exhaustive. Web sites in this
bibliography were valid as of August/September 2004. Most book publication information is from
Amazon.com; it was supplemented as needed from Barnes and Noble and other on-line book
sellers.
The United Religions
Initiative
Headquarters
United Religions
Initiative
tel.
(415)
561-2300
fax
(415) 561-2313
e-mail
o f f i c e @ u r i . o r
g
Books
Abu-Nimer, Mohammed, et al., URI
Interfaith Peacebuilding Guide, United Religions Initiative e-book, 2004; order on-line at the
link
http://www.uri.org/Peacebuilding_Guide.html.
Gibbs, Charles and Mahé, Sally,
Birth of a Global Community: Appreciative Inquiry in Action, Lakeshore Communications,
Inc., 2004. (The present-day “official” history of the URI.)
Hock, Dee W., Birth of the Chaordic
Age, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 1999. (Hock was a key organizational designer for the
URI.)
Sampson, Cynthia, et al., Positive
Approaches to Peacebuilding: A Resource for Innovators, Pact Publications, 2003; order at the
link
http://www.pactpublications.com/item.asp?prod_cd=PDY001.
(Includes a chapter on the URI.)
Swing, Bishop William E., The Coming
United Religions, United Religions Initiative and CoNexus Press, 1998. (The “official”
history of the URI as of 1998.)
Periodicals
United Religions Initiative, e-Update
Newsletter and InterfaithNews.net newsletter. These electronic letters are published
several times a year. Go to
http://www.uri.org/Links_%26_Resources.html
to sign up for these free e-mail subscriptions.
United Religions Initiative, URI
Update. This hard copy newsletter has been published twice a year, and is available free by
joining the URI mailing list. Contact the URI headquarters to do
this.
Web
sites
Acholi Religious Leaders Peace Initiative
(ARLPI) home page —
http://www.acholipeace.org;
this is a
Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (GAIA) home
page—
http://www.thegaia.com;
this is a
Science and the Outer Streams web pages —
http://www.fromusalive.com/outer/list.asp?iPage=3,
and
http://www.fromusalive.com/outer/list.asp?iPage=4.
This site contains on-line videos of the URI charter-signing event in
2000.
United Religions Initiative home page —
http://www.uri.org
United Religions Initiative home page
for
United Religions Initiative
(
“Visions for Peace Among Religions”—
http://interspirit.net/vpar/home.cfm;
a discussion page for people active in this URI project.
The Episcopal Diocese of
The headquarters of the URI is in this
Diocese; their publications and web sites are valuable ways to track URI activity, and to monitor
the development of New Age Anglicanism.
Diocesan
office
Diocese of
tel.
(415) 673-5015
fax
(415) 673-9268
e-mail
i n f o @ d i o c a l . o r
g
Books
published by the Diocese of
Robinson, Mary Judith, From Gold
Rush to Millennium, 2001; a history of the first 150 years of the Diocese of California. Order
through the Diocese of California, by calling (415) 673-5015, or by mail at
Robinson, Mary Judith, ed., Modern
Profiles of an Ancient Faith, 2001. The ordering information is the same as for From Gold
Rush to Millennium.
Swing, Bishop William E., A Swing
With a Crosier: Sermons, Addresses, and Letters, 1999. The ordering information is the same as
for From Gold Rush to Millennium.
Periodicals
Pacific Church News Quarterly
and Pacific Church News Online—the official newsletters of the
Episcopal Diocese of California. A hard copy version of the quarterly magazine is available
through the Diocese of California. Both newsletters are also available on-line at
http://pcn.diocal.org.
Web
sites
Diocese of
Grace Cathedral home page—
http://www.gracecom.org.
In addition, they have this web site:
http://www.gracecathedral.org.
Appreciative Inquiry (AI)
Books
Cooperrider, David, et al.,
Appreciative Inquiry Handbook: The First in a Series of AI Workbooks for Leaders of Change,
Lakeshore Communications, 2003.
Cooperrider, David, ed., et al.,
Appreciative Inquiry: Rethinking Human Organization Toward a Positive Theory of Change,
Stipes Publishing, 1999.
Cooperrider, David, and Whitney, Diana,
Collaborating for Change: Appreciative Inquiry, Berrett-Koehler Publishers,
2000.
Paddock, Susan Star, Appreciative
Inquiry in the Catholic Church, Thin Book Publishing Co.,
2003.
Whitney, Diana, et al., Encyclopedia
of Positive Questions, Volume I: Using AI to Bring Out the Best in Your Organization,
Lakeshore Communications, 2001.
Whitney, Diana, et al., The Power of
Appreciative Inquiry: A Practical Guide to Positive Change, Berrett-Koehler Publishers,
2003.
Web
sites
Appreciative Inquiry Commons—
http://appreciativeinquiry.cwru.edu.
This is the home page for AI at
Appreciative Inquiry in
Philanthropic Quest International home
page—
http://www.appreciative-inquiry.org.
The web master, Jim Lord, is an Appreciative Inquiry consultant.. A related web site is
http://www.lord.org.
Taos Institute home page —
http://www.taosinstitute.net;
dedicated to “Creating Promising Futures Through Social
Construction.”
Globalist Leaders, Organizations, and Movements
Globalist Leaders
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Books
Arrien, Angeles, and Gorbachev,
Mikhail, Working Together: Producing Synergy by Honoring Diversity, Berrett-Koehler,
2001.
Gorbachev, Mikhail,
____. A Time
for Peace,
____. At the
Gorbachev, Mikhail, and Mlynář,
Zdeněk, Conversations with Gorbachev: On Perestroika, the Prague Spring, and the
Crossroads of Socialism,
Gorbachev, Mikhail, For a
Nuclear-Free World: Speeches and Statements by the General Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee
on Nuclear Disarmament Problems, Victor Kamkin, 1987.
____.
Gorbachev: Mandate for Peace, PaperJacks, 1987.
____.
Gorbachev: On My Country and the World,
____. et al.,
Meaning of My Life: Perestroika, Aspect Publications, 1990.
____.
Memoirs, Doubleday Books, 1996.
____. Peace
Has No Alternative: Speeches, Articles, Interviews, Stosius Inc/Advent Books Division,
1987.
____.
Perestroika and Soviet-American Relations, Sphinx Press,
1990.
____.
Perestroika: Global Challenge: Our Common Future, Dufour Editions,
1990.
____.
Perestroika: New Thinking For Our Country and the World, Collins,
1987.
____.
____.
Socialism, Peace, and Democracy, Pluto Press, 1998.
____.
Socialism, Peace, and Democracy: Writings, Speeches, and Reports, Harper Collins,
1988.
____. Speeches
and writings (Leaders of the world), Pergamon Press, 1987.
____. State of
the World, Harper Collins, 1995.
____. The
August Coup: The Truth and the Lessons, Harper Collins, 1991. (Note: Amazon gives the
publication date of this book as October 1, 1991—less than 45 days after the
coup.)
____. The
Challenges of Our Time: Disarmament and Social Progress, International Publishers,
1986.
____. The
Coming Century of Peace,
____. The
Search for a New Beginning: Developing a New Civilization, Harper
____. Toward a
Better World, Eagle Publishing Corporation, 1987.
____. Uncommon
Opportunities: An Agenda for Peace and Equitable Development: Report of the International
Commission on Peace and Food, Zed Books, 1994.
Laszlo, Erwin, and Gorbachev, Mikhail,
You Can Change the World: An Action Handbook for the 21st Century, Positive News,
2002.
Puledda, Salvatore, and Hurley, Andrew,
and Gorbachev, Mikhail, On Being Human: Interpretations of Humanism from the Renaissance to the
Present (New Humanism Series), Latitude Press, 1997.
Yakovets, Yu V., and Gorbachev,
Mikhail, The Past and the Future of Civilizations (Studies in Russian Politics, Sociology, and
Economics), The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd., 2000.
Web
sites
Gorbachev’s activities and speeches with
Green Cross International—
http://www.gci.ch/GreenCrossFamily/GORBY/activities.html.
Home page for the former Premier of the
Soviet Union—
http://www.mikhailgorbachev.org.
Another home page for Gorbachev—
http://www.greencrossinternational.net/GreenCrossFamily/gorby/activities.html
George
Soros
Books
Notturno, Mark, and Soros, George,
Science and the Open Society: The Future of Karl Popper’s Philosophy, Central European
University Press, 2000.
Soros, George, George Soros on
Globalization, Public Affairs, 2002.
____. Open
Society: Reforming Global Capitalism Reconsidered, Public Affairs,
2000.
____. Opening
the Soviet System, Perseus Books, 1996.
____. Soros on
Soros: Staying Ahead of the Curve, Wiley, 1995.
Soros, George, and Volcker, Paul,
The Alchemy of Finance, John Wiley & Sons, 2003
reprint.
Soros, George, The Bubble of
American Supremacy: Correcting the Misuse of American Power, Public Affairs,
2003.
____. The
Crisis of Global Capitalism: Open Society Endangered, Public Affairs,
1998.
____.
Underwriting Democracy: Encouraging Free Enterprise and Democratic Reform Among the Soviets and
in Eastern Europe, Perseus Books Group, 1991; 2004 reprint.
Web
sites
George Soros’ political home page and web
log—
http://www.georgesoros.com.
Open Society Institute and the Soros
Foundations Network home page—
http://www.soros.org.
Maurice
Strong
Books
Shah, Mahendra, and Strong, Maurice,
Food in the 21st Century: From Science to Sustainable Agriculture, World Bank
Publications, 2000.
Strong, Maurice, Conference on the
Human Environment: Founex
Strong, Maurice, Where On Earth Are
We Going, Vintage Canada 2001.
Ward, Barbara, and Strong, Maurice,
ed., Who Speaks for Earth?, W. W. Norton and Co., 1973.
Web
sites
UN University for Peace in
Globalist Organizations And Movements
The Earth
Charter Movement
Books
Casey, Helen M. and Morgante, Amy,
eds., Human Rights, Environmental Law, and the Earth Charter,
Casey, Helen M. and Morgante, Amy,
eds., Women’s Views on the Earth Charter,
Commission on Global Governance, Our
Global Neighborhood: The Report of the Commission on Global Governance, Oxford University
Press, 1995; includes reference to the Earth Charter.
Morgante, Amy, ed., Buddhist
Perspectives on the Earth Charter,
United Nations, Earth
Web
sites
Earth Charter Community Summits home page—
http://www.earthchartersummits.org.
Earth Charter Initiative home page—
http://www.earthcharter.org.
Earth Council home page—
http://www.ecouncil.ac.cr.
Earth Charter USA home page—
http://www.earthcharterusa.org.
The “Global
Ethic” Movement
Books
Braybrooke, Marcus, Stepping Stones
to a Global Ethic, SCM Press, 1992.
Hodes, Nancy and Hays, Michael, eds.,
United Nations and the World's Religions (Proceedings of a Conference Held October 7, 1994,
at Columbia University),
Küng, Hans, A Global Ethic for
Global Politics and Global Economics,
Küng, Hans, and Kuschel, Karl-Josef,
eds., A Global Ethic: The Declaration of the Parliament of the World’s Religions,
Continuum, 1993.
Küng, Hans, and Schmidt, Helmut,
Global Ethic and Global Responsibilities: Two Declarations, SCM Press,
1998.
Küng, Hans, Global Responsibility:
In Search of a
____. Yes to a
Global Ethic, Continuum, 1996.
Morgan, Peggy, and Braybrooke, Marcus,
Testing the Global Ethic: Voices from the Religions on Moral Values, CoNexus Press,
1998.
Swidler, Leonard, For All Life:
Toward a Universal Declaration of a Global Ethic, White Cloud Press,
1999.
Web
sites
Center for Global Ethics home page—
http://globalethic.org;
an alternative site is at
http://astro.temple.edu/~dialogue/geth.htm.
Council for a Parliament of the World’s
Religions (CPWR)—
http://www.cpwr.org/resource/global_ethic.htm;
their “global ethic” page.
Global Dialogue Institute home page—
http://astro.temple.edu/~dialogue/anthocon.htm;
a collection of essays and links by US supporters of the “global
ethic.”
Global Ethic Foundation home page—
http://www.weltethos.org/dat_eng/index_e.htm;
the home page for the movement worldwide.
Institute for Global Ethics home page—
http://www.globalethics.org.
The Gorbachev
Foundation
Web
sites
Gorbachev Foundation home page—
http://www.gorby.ru/en/default.asp
Gorbachev Foundation of North America home
page—
http://www.gfna.net
Green Cross
International
Web
sites
Global Green (Green Cross/USA) home page—
http://www.globalgreen.org.
Green Cross International home page—
http://gcinwa.newaccess.ch/index.htm
State Of The
World Forum
Books
Garrison,
____.
Civilization and the Transformation of Power, Paraview Press,
2000.
____. The
Darkness of God: Theology After
____. The
Plutonium Culture: From
____. The
Russian Threat: Myths and Realities, Gateway, 1983.
Garrison, Jim, and Phipps,
John-Francis, The New Diplomats: Citizens As Ambassadors for Peace, Green Books,
1991.
Web
sites
State of the World Forum Commission on
Globalization home page —
http://www.commissiononglobalization.org.
State of the World Forum home page—
http://www.worldforum.org.
State of the World Forum Simulconference 2000
home page—
http://www.simulconference.com/clients/sowf;
documents from the 2000 annual meeting.
State of the World Forum web pages for 1998
and 1999—
http://worldforum.percepticon.com.
The World
Economic Forum
Books
Schwab, Klaus, The Global
Competitiveness Report 2003–2004,
Web
sites
World Economic Forum home page—
http://www.weforum.org.
World Economic Forum web log—
http://wef.typepad.com/blog.
Other
Globalist Organizations
Web
sites
Club of
Club of
European Union home page—
http://europa.eu.int/index_en.htm.
Trilateral Commission home page—
http://www.trilateral.org.
United Nations system web page—
http://www.unsystem.org;
a comprehensive index of organizations and web sites for the UN and related
agencies.
Theosophy and the New Age
Movement
Theosophy
Helena P.
Blavatsky And The Theosophical Society
Books
by Blavatsky
Blavatsky, H.P., An Invitation to
the Secret Doctrine, Theosophical University Press, 1994.
____. Isis
Unveiled, 2 vol., Theosophical University Press, 1999 reprint of 1877
ed.
____. Lucifer:
A Theosophical Magazine; reprints of magazines issued from 1887 through 1897 are available
through Amazon.
____.
Nightmare Tales, Society of Metaphysicians, 1998.
____.
Practical Occultism, Quest Books, 1967.
____. The Key
To Theosophy, Theosophical University Press, 1972.
____. The
Secret Doctrine: The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and Philosophy (Volumes 1 and 2),
Theosophical University Press, 1999 reprint of 1888 ed. Additionally, there is a book-length
index, published as a separate volume.
____. The
Voice of the Silence, Theosophical University Press, 1992.
Blavatsky, H. P. and Mead, G.R.S.,
Theosophical Glossary, Kessinger Publishing, reprint, 2003.
Biographies of Blavatsky
and histories of Theosophy:
Balyoz, Harold, Three Remarkable
Women, Altai Publishers, 1986. (Biographies of Blavatsky, Helena Roerich, and Alice Bailey,
with excerpts from their work).
Caldwell, Daniel H., The Esoteric
World of Madame Blavatsky, Quest Books, 2001. (Supportive of
Theosophy)
Campbell, Bruce F., Ancient Wisdom
Revived: A History of the Theosophical Movement, University of
Ellwood, Robert S., Theosophy: A
Modern Expression of the Wisdom of the Ages, Quest Books, 1986. (A modern overview, by a
Theosophist.)
Gilchrist, Cherry, Theosophy: The
Wisdom of the Ages, Harper San Francisco, 1996. (A devotee’s introduction to
Theosophy).
Godwin, Joscelyn, The Theosophical
Enlightenment,
Gomes, Michael, The Dawning of the
Theosophical Movement, Quest Books, 1987. (Supportive of
Theosophy)
Johnson, K. Paul, Initiates of the
Theosophical Masters,
Johnson, K. Paul, The Masters
Revealed: Madam Blavatsky and the Myth of the Great White Lodge,
Maroney, Tim, The Book of Dzyan,
Chaosium, 2000. (Critical biography of Blavatsky by an occultist; includes an esoteric text that
Blavatsky claimed was the source of The Secret Doctrine.)
Mills, Joy, 100 Years of Theosophy:
A History of the Theosophical Society in
Murphet, Howard, When daylight
comes: A biography of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Theosophical Publishing House, 1975.
(Supportive of Theosophy)
Washington, Peter, Madame
Blavatsky’s Baboon: A History of the Mystics, Mediums, and Misfits Who Brought Spiritualism to
Web
sites
Theosophical Society, Adyar—
http://www.ts-adyar.org;
this is the international headquarters of the movement that Blavatsky
founded.
Theosophical Society in
Theosophical Society in
United Lodge of Theosophists home page—
http://www.ult.org/index.html.
Alice A.
Bailey, Foster Bailey, and the Lucis Trust
Books
Bailey, Alice A., A Treatise on
Cosmic Fire, Lucis Publishing Company, 1973.
____. A
Treatise on the Seven Rays, Vol. 1: Esoteric Psychology, Vol. 1, Lucis Publishing
Company, 2002.
____. A
Treatise on the Seven Rays, Vol. 2: Esoteric Psychology, Vol. 2, Lucis Publishing
Company, 1995.
____. A
Treatise on the Seven Rays, Vol. 3: Esoteric Astrology, Lucis Publishing Company,
1998.
____. A
Treatise on the Seven Rays, Vol. 4: Esoteric Healing, Lucis Publishing Company,
1999.
____. A
Treatise on the Seven Rays, Vol. 5: The Rays and the Initiations, Lucis Publishing
Company, 1971.
____. A
Treatise On White Magic, or The Way Of The Disciple, Lucis Publishing Company,
1998.
____.
Discipleship in the New Age, Vol. 1, Lucis Publishing Company,
1985.
____.
Discipleship in the New Age, Vol. 2, Lucis Publishing Company,
1995.
____.
Education in the New Age, Lucis Publishing Company, 1971.
____. From
____. Glamour:
A World Problem, Lucis Publishing Company, 1995.
____.
Initiation, Human and Solar, Lucis Publishing Company,
1997.
____. Letters
on Occult Meditation, Lucis Publishing Company, 1973.
____. Master
Index of the Books of Alice Bailey, Lucis Publishing Company,
1998.
____. Problems
of Humanity, Lucis Publishing Company, 3rd rev.
ed. 1993.
____.
Telepathy and the Etheric Vehicle, Lucis Publishing Company,
1971.
____. The
Consciousness of the Atom, Lucis Publishing Company, 1972.
____. The
Destiny of the Nations, Lucis Publishing Company, 1987.
____. The
Externalisation of the Hierarchy, Lucis Publishing Company,
1983.
____. The
Light of the Soul, Its Science and Effects: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, Lucis Publishing
Company, 1998.
____. The
Labours of Hercules: An Astrological Interpretation, Lucis Publishing Company,
1982.
____. The
Reappearance of the Christ, Lucis Publishing Company, 1978.
____. The Soul
And Its Mechanism, Lucis Publishing Company, 1971.
____.
Unfinished Autobiography, Lucis Publishing Company, 1994.
Bailey, Foster, Changing Esoteric
Values, Lucis Publishing Company, 1995.
____.
Reflections, Lucis Publishing Company, 1979.
____. Running
God’s Plan, Lucis Publishing Company, 1972.
____. The
Spirit of Masonry, Lucis Publishing Company, 1979.
____. Things
To Come, Lucis Publishing Company, 1979.
Bailey, Mary, A Learning
Experience, Lucis Publishing Company, 1990.
Banks, Natalie, Golden Thread: The
Continuity of Esoteric Teaching, Lucis Publishing Company,
1999.
Sinclair, John, The Alice Bailey
Inheritance, Turnstone Press, 1985.
Additionally, the Lucis Trust has
prepared some compilations of Alice Bailey’s works: A Compilation on Sex, Death: The
Great Adventure, Ponder On This, Serving Humanity, Soul: The Quality of
Life, The Seven Rays of Life, and The Seventh Ray: Revealer of the New Age. They
also offer a CD-ROM version of all of Bailey’s works, with a master index, as well as a
magazine, The Beacon.
Web
sites
Lucis Trust home page—
http://lucistrust.org;
also provides links to the
New Group of World Servers home page—
http://www.ngws.org/index.htm.
Share International home page—
http://www.shareintl.org.
This group appears to be inspired by the teachings of Alice Bailey. Their public leader, Benjamin
Creme, claims to be the advance man for “Maitreya,” a camera-shy “World Teacher” whose
appearance has been “imminent” since 1982. The Lucis Trust, however, has not accepted the
claims of Maitreya and of Creme.
The works of Alice Bailey on-line—
http://laluni.helloyou.ws/netnews/bk/toc.html
The New Age
Movement
New Age
Anglicanism
Matthew Fox
And Creation Spirituality
Books
Fox, Matthew, A Spirituality Named
Compassion: Uniting Mystical Awareness with Social Justice, Robert Bentley Publishers,
1999.
____.
Breakthrough: Meister Eckhart’s Creation Spirituality in New Translation, Doubleday,
1980.
____.
Confessions: The Making of a Post-Denominational Priest, Harper San Francisco,
1997.
____. Creation
Spirituality: Liberating Gifts for the Peoples of the Earth, Harper
____.
Creativity: Where the Divine and the Human Meet, Jeremy P. Tarcher,
2002.
____.Hildegard
of Bingen’s Book of Divine Works With Music & Letters by Hildegard of Bingen, Bear &
Company, 1987.
____.
Illuminations of Hildegard of Bingen, Bear and Company,
2003.
____.
Meditations With Meister Eckhart, Bear & Company, 1982.
____. One
River, Many Wells: Wisdom Springing from Global Faiths, Jeremy P. Tarcher,
2004.
____. Original
Blessing: A Primer in Creation Spirituality Presented in Four Paths, Twenty-Six Themes, and Two
Questions, Jeremy P. Tarcher, 2000.
____. Passion
for Creation: The Earth-honoring Spirituality of Meister Eckhart, Inner Traditions
International, 2000.
____. Prayer:
A Radical Response to Life, Jeremy P. Tarcher, 2001. (Previously published in 1972 under the
title On Becoming a Musical, Mystical Bear: Spirituality American
Style.)
____. Sins of
the Spirit, Blessings of the Flesh: Lessons for Transforming Evil in Soul and Society, Three
Rivers Press, 1999.
____. The
Coming of the Cosmic Christ: The Healing of Mother Earth and the Birth of a Global
Renaissance, Harper San Francisco, 1988.
____. The
Reinvention of Work: New Vision of Livelihood for Our Time, Harper San Francisco,
1995.
____. Western
Spirituality: Historical Roots, Ecumenical Routes, Bear & Company,
1984.
____. Whee!
We, Wee All the Way Home: A Guide to a Sensual Prophetic Spirituality, Bear & Company,
1981.
____.
Wrestling With the Prophets: Essays on Creation, Spirituality, and Everyday Life, Jeremy P.
Tarcher, 2003.
Fox, Matthew, and Hammond, Catherine,
Creation Spirituality and the Dreamtime, Morehouse Publishers,
1991.
Fox, Matthew, and Sheldrake, Rupert,
Natural Grace: Dialogues on Creation, Darkness, and the Soul in Spirituality and Science,
Image Books, 1997.
____. Sheer
Joy: Conversations With Thomas Aquinas on Creation Spirituality, Jeremy P. Tarcher,
2003.
____. The
Physics of Angels: Exploring the Realm Where Science and Spirit Meet, Harper
Fox, Matthew, and Swimme, Brian,
Manifesto! for a Global Civilization, Inner Traditions,
1991.
Fox, Matthew, and Tattersfield, Jane,
In the Beginning There Was Joy, National Book Network, 1995. (A children’s book; the
description on Amazon is: “Mr. and Mrs. Joy (God) teach their children (us) to share and respect
the beauty of all creation.”)
Web
sites
Friends of Creation Spirituality—
http://www.matthewfox.org/sys-tmpl/door;
Fox’s home page.
Techno Cosmic Mass home page—
http://www.technocosmicmass.org,
for information on Fox’s drug-free rave liturgy.
The Labyrinth
Movement
Books
Artress, Lauren, The Sand Labyrinth:
Meditation at Your Fingertips, Journey Editions, 2000.
Artress, Lauren, Walking a Sacred
Path: Rediscovering the Labyrinth As a Spiritual Tool, Riverhead Books,
1996.
Attali, Jacques, Labyrinth in
Culture and Society: Pathways to Wisdom,
Curry, Helen, The Way of the
Labyrinth: A Powerful Meditation for Everyday Life, Penguin Compass,
2000.
McCullough, David, The Unending
Mystery: A Journey Through Labyrinths and Mazes, Pantheon,
2004.
Web
sites
Grace Cathedral Labyrinth Project home
page—
http://www.gracecathedral.org/labyrinth.
Veriditas home page—
http://www.veriditas.net;
“the voice of the labyrinth movement.”
The Cathedral
Of
Web
sites
Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the Divine
home page—
http://www.stjohndivine.org.
Fr. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S. J.
Books
Fabel, Arthur, and
King, Ursula, Christ in All Things:
Exploring Spirituality with Teilhard De Chardin, Orbis Books,
1997.
Lubac, Henri de, Teilhard De
Chardin: The Man and His Meaning, New American Library, 1968. (De Lubac, a supporter of
Teilhard, was named as a Cardinal by Pope John Paul II in 1983, and continued in this post until
his death in 1991.)
____. Teilhard
Explained, Paulist Press, 1968.
____. The
Eternal Feminine: A Study on the Poem by Teilhard de Chardin, Collins,
1971.
____. The
Religion of Teilhard de Chardin, Image Books, 1968.
Lukas, Mary, Teilhard: The Man, the
Priest, the Scientist, Doubleday, 1977.
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Association,
Evolution, Marxism and Christianity: Studies in the Teilhardian Synthesis, Garnstone,
1967.
Smith, Wolfgang, Teilhardism and the
New Religion: A Thorough Analysis of the Teachings of Pierre Teilhard De Chardin, TAN Books
and Publishers, 1988. (Traditional Catholic critique of the writings of Teilhard de
Chardin.)
Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre, S.J.,
Activation of Energy, Harvest Books, 2002.
____. Building
the Earth, Dimension Books, 2002.
____.
Christianity and Evolution, Harvest Books, 2002.
____. How I
Believe, Harper Collins, 1969.
____. Human
Energy, Harcourt, 1972.
____. Hymn of
the Universe, Harper Collins, 1969.
____. Let Me
Explain, Collins, 1970.
____. Letters
From A Traveller, Harper, 1962.
____. Letters
From
____. Letters
From Hastings 1908-1912, Herder and Herder, 1968.
____. Letters
From My Friend, Teilhard de Chardin, 1948-1955: Including Letters Written During His
Final Years In
____. Letters
From Paris 1912-1914, Herder and Herder, 1967.
____. Letters
to Léontine Zanta, Collins, 1969.
____. Letters
To Two Friends, 1926-1952, New American Library, 1968.
____. Man’s
Place in Nature, Harper Collins, 2000.
____. On
Happiness, Collins, 1974.
____. On Love
and Happiness, Harper Collins, 1984.
____. On
Suffering, Collins, 1974.
____. Science
and Christ, Harper and Row, 1965.
____. The
Appearance of Man, Harper and Row, 1965.
____. The
Divine Milieu, Perennial Classics, 2001.
____.The
Future of Man, Image, 2004.
____. The
Heart of Matter, Harvest Books, 2002.
____. The
Letters of Teilhard De Chardin & Lucile Swan,
____. The
Making of a Mind: Letters From a Soldier-Priest 1914-1919, Harper and Row,
1965.
____. The
Phenomenon of Man, Perennial, 1976; also a new translation, The Human
Phenomenon.
____. The
Vision of the Past, Harper, 1966.
____. Toward
the Future, Harvest Books, 2002.
____. Writings
In Time of War, Harper and Row, 1965.
Teilhard de Chardin,
Barbara Marx
Hubbard
Books
Marx Hubbard, Barbara, Conscious
Evolution: Awakening the Power of Our Social Potential,
____.
Emergence: The Shift from Ego to Essence, Walsch Books, Hampton Roads Publishing Co., Inc,
Charlottesville, Virginia, 2001.
____. Manual
for Co-Creators of the Quantum Leap, New Visions, n. d.
____. Happy
Birth Day Planet Earth: The Instant of Co-Operation, Ocean Tree Books,
____. The Book
of Co-Creation—The Revelation: Our Crisis Is A Birth, 1st
ed., Foundation for Conscious Evolution,
____. The Book
of Co-Creation Part II—The Promise Will Be Kept: The Gospels, The Acts, the Epistles,
Foundation for Conscious Evolution,
____. The
Evolutionary Journey: A Personal Guide to a Positive Future, Evolutionary Press of the
Institute for the Study of Conscious Evolution, San Francisco,
1982.
____. The
Hunger of Eve, Stackpole Books,
____. The
Revelation: A Message of Hope for the New Millennium, 2nd
ed., Nataraj Publishing,
1995.
Web
sites
Foundation for Conscious Evolution home page,
http://www.evolve.org
—“A Global Community Center for Conscious Evolution.”
Corinne McLaughlin and Gordon
Davidson
Books
McLaughlin, Corinne and Davidson,
Gordon, Builders of the Dawn: Community Lifestyles in a Changing World, The Book Publishing
Company, 1990.
McLaughlin, Corinne and Davidson,
Gordon, Spiritual Politics: Changing the World from the Inside Out, Ballantine Books,
1994.
Web
sites
The Center for Visionary Leadership home
page—
http://www.visionarylead.org.
Robert Muller
Books
Gillies, Douglas, Prophet: The
Hatmaker’s Son—The Life of Robert Muller, East Beach Press,
2003.
Muller, Robert, 2000 Ideas For A
Better World: My Countdown on Dreams on
____. A Planet
of Hope, Amity House, 1985.
____. A
Testament to the Earth: Meditations and Reflections on Forty Years in the United Nations,
Amity House, 1987.
____.
Dialogues of Hope, World Happiness and Cooperation, 1990.
____. First
Lady of the World, World Happiness and Cooperation, 1991.
____.
Framework for preparation for the year 2000, Albert Schweitzer Institute Press,
1994.
____. Most of
All, They Taught Me Happiness, Doubleday, 1978.
____. My
Testament to the UN: A Contribution to the 50th
Anniversary of the United Nations 1995,
World Happiness and Cooperation, 2nd ed.
1994.
____. New
Genesis: Shaping a Global Spirituality, World Happiness and Cooperation, orig. ed. 1982;
3rd printing, 1993.
____. The
Birth of a Global Civilization: With proposals for a new political system for Planet Earth,
World Happiness and Cooperation, orig. ed. 1991, 2nd
printing 1992.
____. What War
Taught Me About Peace, Doubleday, 1985.
Muller, Robert, and Roche,
Muller, Robert, and Zonneveld, Leo,
eds.. The Desire To Be Human, Mirananda Publishers, The
The
____. The
World Core Curriculum Guidebook,
____. World
Core Curriculum Manual (Overview),
Web
sites
Robert Muller (and his associates) have
multiple web pages dedicated to his “ideas and dreams”:
http://www.earthpax.net
—a web page with “Robert Muller’s exhortations and ideas & dreams for a better
world.”
http://www.goodmorningworld.org
—a web page with recent writings by Muller.
http://www.paradiseearth.us
—“Robert Muller’s Ideas and Dreams Nurturing Our Home.” The text for Muller’s newest
book, Paradise Earth, is available for download here.
http://www.robertmuller.org
—the home page for Robert Muller; contains the text of his 4,000 “Ideas and Dreams for a
Better World”
Robert Muller Schools International home
page—
http://www.unol.org/rms
Neale Donald
Walsch
Books
Blanton, Brad, and Walsch, Neale
Donald, Honest to God: A Change of Hearts That Can Change the World, Sparrowhawk
Publications, 2002.
Walsch, Neale Donald, Bringers of
the Light, Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Inc., 2000.
____.
Communion with God, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 2000.
____.
Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 1, Putnam Publishing Group,
1996.
____.
Conversations with God: Book 1 (Guidebook), Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Inc.,
1996.
____.
Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 2, Hampton Roads Publishing Company,
Inc., 1997.
____.
Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 3, Hampton Roads Publishing Company,
Inc., 1998.
Walsch, Neale Donald, and Morissett,
Alanis, Conversations with God for Teens, Scholastic, 2001.
Walsch, Neale Donald, Friendship
with God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Putnam Publishing Group, 1998.
____. Moments
of Grace, Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Inc., 2001.
____. Neale
Donald Walsch on Abundance and Right Livelihood, Hampton Roads Publ. Company, Inc.,
1999.
____. Neale
Donald Walsch on Holistic Living, Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Inc.,
1999.
____. Neale
Donald Walsch on Relationships, Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Inc.,
1999.
____.
Questions and Answers on Conversations with God, Hampton Roads Publishing Company Inc.,
1999.
____.
Re-Creating Your Self, Neale Donald Walsch Pub., 2000.
____. The
Little Soul and the Sun: A Children’s Parable Adapted from Conversations With God, Young
Spirit Books, 1998.
____. The New
Revelations: A Conversation with God, Atria Books, 2002.
____.
Tomorrow’s God: Our Greatest Spiritual Challenge, Atria Books,
2004.
____. et al.,
Wedding Vows from Conversations with God, Hampton Roads Publishing Company Inc.,
2000.
Web
sites
Conversations With God Foundation home
page—
http://www.cwg.org.
Humanity’s Team home page—
http://www.humanitysteam.com/main.html.
The Changers home page—
http://www.thechangers.org;
a Walsch organization for teenagers.
Other Globalist,
New Age and Utopian Resources
Web
sites
Berkeley Psychic Institute home page—
http://www.berkeleypsychic.com;
affiliated with the
Citizens for Global Solutions home page—
http://www.globalsolutions.org;
this is the new name for the World Federalist Association.
Foundation for the Future home page—
http://www.futurefoundation.org;
Robert Muller and Barbara Marx Hubbard are on the Board of
Advisers.
For The Common Good home page—
http://www.global-forum.org;
web page on globalization from an interfaith perspective, with essays by URI activist Josef
Boehle.
Global Education Associates home page—
http://www.globaleduc.org.
Jean Houston’s home page—
http://www.jeanhouston.org;
she inspired Lauren Artress to start the Labyrinth Project at Grace
Cathedral.
Millennium Institute home page—
http://www.millenniuminstitute.net.
Pathways to Peace home page—
http://pathwaystopeace.org.
The Mastery Foundation home page—
http://www.masteryfoundation.org.
World Social Forum home page for 2004—
http://www.wsfindia.org.
Worldwatch home page—
http://www.worldwatch.org.
Entheogens: The Intersection Between Drugs and Religion
Books
Arthur, James, Mushrooms and
Mankind: The Impact of Mushrooms on Human Consciousness and Religion, The Book Tree,
2003.
Clark, Heinrich, Magic Mushrooms in
Religion and Alchemy,
Davenport-Hines, Richard, The
Pursuit of Oblivion: A Global History of Narcotics, W. W. Norton and Co.,
2004..
DeKorne, Jim, Psychedelic Shamanism:
The Cultivation, Preparation and Shamanic Use of Psychotropic Plants, Loompanics Unlimited,
1994.
Forte, Robert, et al., Entheogens
and the Future of Religion, Pine Forge Press, 2000.
Grob, Charles S., Hallucinogens: A
Reader, Jeremy P. Tarcher, 2002.
Lee, Martin A., and Shlain, Bruce,
Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD—The CIA, the Sixties, and Beyond,
Grove/Atlantic, 1986.
Masters, Robert, and Houston, Jean,
The Varieties of Psychedelic Experience,
McKenna, Terence, Food of the Gods:
The Search for the Original Tree of Knowledge—A Radical History of Plants, Drugs, and
Human Evolution, Bantam, 1993.
Merkur, Daniel, The Mystery of
Manna: The Psychedelic Sacrament of the Bible,
_. The
Psychedelic Sacrament: Manna, Meditation, and Mystical Experience,
Pinchbeck, Daniel, Breaking Open the
Head: A Psychedelic Journey into the Heart of Contemporary Shamanism, Broadway,
2003.
Roberts, Thomas B., Psychoactive
Sacramentals: Essays on Entheogens and Religion, Council on Spiritual Practices,
2001.
Russell, Dan, Shamanism and the Drug
Propaganda: The Birth of Patriarchy and the Drug War, Kalyx.com,
1998.
Schultes, Richard Evans, Plants of
the Gods: Their Sacred, Healing and Hallucinogenic Powers, Healing Art Press,
2002.
Shulgin, Alexander, Pihkal: A
Chemical Love Story, Transform Press, 1991.
Smith, Huston, Cleansing the Doors
of Perception: The Religious Significance of Entheogenic Plants and Chemicals, Sentient
Publications, 2003.
Wasson, Gordon, et al.,
Persephone’s Quest: Entheogens and the Origins of Religion, Yale University Press,
1992.
Web
sites
Council on Spiritual Practices home page –
http://www.csp.org
The Western Occult and Pseudo-Christian
Tradition, from Gnosticism through the New Age
Books
Aveni, Anthony, Behind the Crystal
Ball: Magic, Science, and the Occult from Antiquity Through the New Age, University Press of
Baigent, Michael, and Leigh, Richard,
The Elixir and the Stone: Unlocking the Ancient Mysteries of the Occult, Penguin,
1997.
Bloom, Harold, Omens of Millennium:
The Gnosis of Angels, Dreams, and Resurrection, Riverhead Books,
1997.
____. The
American Religion: The Emergence of the Post-Christian Nation, Simon and Schuster,
1992.
Churton, Tobias, Gnostic
Philosophy from Ancient
Drury, Nevill, Exploring the
Labyrinth: Making Sense of the New Spirituality, Continuum,
1999.
Ellis, Bill, Lucifer Ascending: The
Occult in Folklore and Popular Culture, University Press of
Faivre, Antoine, Access to Western
Esotericism,
____. et al.,
Modern Esoteric Spirituality, Crossroad, 1995.
____.
Theosophy, Imagination, Tradition: Studies in Western Esotericism,
Faivre, Antoine, and Hanegraaff, Wouter
J., Western Esotericism and the Science of Religion, Peeters,
1998.
Feuerstein, Georg, and Feuerstein,
Trisha Lamb, Voices on the Threshold of Tomorrow: 145 Views of the New Millennium,
Quest Books, 1993. (A collection of essays by a wide range of New Age
authors.)
Gibbons, B. J., Spirituality and the
Occult: From the Renaissance to the Modern Age, Routledge,
2001.
Hanegraaff, Wouter J., New Age
Religion and Western Culture: Esotericism in the Mirror of Secular Thought,
Heelas, Paul, The New Age Movement:
The Celebration of the Self and the Sacralization of Modernity, Blackwell Publishers,
1996.
Heelas, Paul, The Spiritual
Revolution: Why Religion Is Giving Way To Spirituality, Blackwell Publishers,
2005.
Herrick, James A., The Making of the
New Spirituality: The Eclipse of the Western Religious Tradition, InterVarsity Press, 2003.
(Evangelical Christian critique of the New Age).
Hoeller, Stephan A., Gnosticism: New
Light on the Ancient Tradition of Inner Knowing, Quest Books, 2002. (History of Gnosticism by
an avowed Gnostic; published by a Theosophical press.)
____. Freedom:
Alchemy for a Voluntary Society, Quest Books, 1992. (Gnostic/Jungian view of freedom and its
opponents)
Kerr, Howard, and Crow, Charles L.,
The Occult in
Kinney, Jay, The Inner West: An
Introduction to the Hidden Wisdom of the West, Jeremy P. Tarcher,
2004.
Lewis, James R., and Melton, Gordon J.,
Perspectives on the New Age, State
Lindholm, Lars B., Pilgrims of the
Night: Pathfinders of the Magical Way, Llewellyn Publications,
1994.
Owen, Alex, The Darkened Room:
Women, Power, and Spiritualism in Late Victorian
____. The
Place of Enchantment: British Occultism and the Culture of the Modern,
Melton, J. Gordon, et al., New Age
Almanac, Visible Ink Press, 1991.
Pauwels, Louis, and Bergier, Jacques,
The Morning of the Magicians, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc..,
1991.
Powell, Robert, The Most Holy
Trinosophia and the New Revelation of the Divine Feminine, Anthroposophic Press,
2000.
Rudolph, Kurt, Gnosis: The Nature
and History of Gnosticism, Harper San Francisco, 1987.
Smoley, Richard, Inner Christianity:
A Guide to the Esoteric Tradition, Shambhala Publications,
2002.
Smoley, Richard, and Kinney, Jay,
Hidden Wisdom: A Guide to the Western Inner Traditions, Penguin Books,
1999.
Styers, Randall, Making Magic:
Religion, Magic, and Science in the Modern World,
Van Den Broek, R., et al., Gnosis
and Hermeticism from Antiquity to Modern Times,
Versluis, Arthur, Theosophia: Hidden
Dimensions of Christianity,
____.
Wisdom’s Children: A Christian Esoteric Tradition, State University of New York Press,
1999.
Webb, James, The Occult
Establishment, Open Court Publishing Company, 1976.
____. The
Occult Underground, Open Court Publishing Company, 1974.
Comparative
Religion
Books
Beaver, R. Pierce, et al.,
Eerdmans’ Handbook to the World’s Religions, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company,
1994.
Occhiogrosso, Peter, The Joy of
Sects, Image Books, 1997.
Smith, Huston, The World’s
Religions: Our Great Wisdom Traditions, Harper San Francisco,
1991.
New Religious Movements, Sects, and
Cults
Overviews
Books
Barker, Eileen, and Warburg, Margit,
New Religions and New Religiosity, David Brown Book Co.,
2000.
Barrett, David V., The New
Believers: Sects, ‘Cults’ and Alternative Religions, Cassell,
2003.
Chryssides, George D., Exploring New
Religions, Cassell, 2000.
____.
Historical Dictionary of New Religious Movements, Scarecrow Press,
2001.
Ellwood, Robert S., Alternative
Altars: Unconventional and Eastern Spirituality in
Jenkins, Philip, Mystics and
Messiahs: Cults and New Religions in American History,
Kranenborg, Reender, and Rothstein,
Mikael, New Religions in a Postmodern World,
Lewis, James R., Odd Gods: New
Religions and the Cult Controversy, Prometheus Books, 2001.
Lifton, Robert Jay, Thought Reform
and the Psychology of Totalism: A Study of Brainwashing in
Melton, J. Gordon, Encyclopedic
Handbook of Cults in
Miller, Timothy, ed., America’s
Alternative Religions, State University of New York Press,
1995.
Partridge, Christopher, New
Religions: A Guide—New Religious Movements, Sects and Alternative Spiritualities,
Partridge, Christopher, and Groothuis,
Pike, Sarah M., New Age and Neopagan
Religions in
Rothstein, Mikael, New Age Religion
and Globalization,
Saliba, John A., S. J., Perspectives
on New Religious Movements, Continuum, 1995.
Saliba, John A., S. J., and Melton, J.
Gordon, Understanding New Religious Movements, Rowman and Littlefield,
2003.
Towler, Robert, et al., New
Religions & the New Europe, David Brown Book Company,
1995.
Wilson,
Wilson, Colin, Rogue Messiahs: Tales
of Self-Proclaimed Saviors, Hampton Roads Publishing Company,
2000.
Web
sites—anti-cult
American Family Federation home page—
http://www.cultinfobooks.com,
and
http://www.csj.org.
Apologetics Index home page—
http://www.apologeticsindex.org;
Evangelical critique of cults and new religious movements.
Christian Research Institute home page—
http://www.equip.org.
Evangelical Christian; part of its ministry includes analysis of cults and new religious
movements. Anti-Catholic.
Cults and Mind Control News home page—
http://www.trancenet.org.
Cult Information Centre home page—
http://www.cultinformation.org.uk/home.html.
Cult Information and Family Support home
page—
http://www.cifs.org.au.
Fact Net home page—
http://www.factnet.org;
they say that they have been “Breaking News and Information on Cults and Mind Control since
1993.”
Family Action Information and Resource Center
home page—
http://www.fair-cult-concern.co.uk.
Freedom of
InfoCult home page—
http://www.math.mcgill.ca/triples/infocult/ic-e1.html.
Recovering Former Cultists’ Support
Network—
http://www.refocus.org.
Rick Ross home page—
http://www.rickross.com;
describes itself as an “institute for the study of destructive cults, controversial groups, and
movements.” He also has a blog with cult news at
http://www.cultnews.com.
SIMPOS, a
Spiritual Counterfeits Project home page—
http://www.scp-inc.org.
This is an Evangelical Christian think tank that describes itself as a “frontline
ministry confronting the occult, the cults, and the New Age movement and explaining why they are
making an impact on our society.” It publishes a journal twice a year, and shorter newsletters
several times a year.
Triumphing Over London Cults home page—
http://www.tolc.org;
British anti-cult group.
Yahoo.com directory of anti-cult web pages—
http://directory.google.com/Top/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Opposing_Views/Cults.
Other
web sites pertaining to cults and new religious
movements
Anti-cult activists have accused these
sites of being excessively sympathetic to cults and new religious
movements.
Center for Studies on New Religions
(CESNUR)—
http://www.cesnur.org.
(For an Evangelical critique, see the Apologetics Index web article on CESNUR, at
http://www.apologeticsindex.org/c10.html.)
Cult Awareness Network home page (CAN)—
http://www.cultawarenessnetwork.org.
(For an Evangelical critique, see the Apologetics Index web article on CAN,
at
http://www.apologeticsindex.org/c19.html.)
Institute for the Study of American Religion
(ISAR)—
http://www.americanreligion.org.
(For an Evangelical critique, see the Apologetics Index web article on J. Gordon Melton,
the head of the ISAR, at
http://www.apologeticsindex.org/m06.html.)
The Rev. Sun Myung Moon and
Unificationism
Books
Boettcher, Robert B., Gifts of
Deceit: Sun Myung Moon,
Case, Thomas W., Moonie Buddhist
Catholic: A Spiritual Odyssey, White Horse Press, 1996. (Critique of Moon and
Unificationism)
Chryssides, George W., The Advent of
Sun Myung Moon: The Origins, Beliefs and Practices of the
Hong, Nansook, In the Shadow of the
Moons: My Life in the Reverend Sun Myung Moon’s Family, Little, Brown, 1998. (Critique of
Moon and Unificationism)
Horowitz, Irving Louis, Science,
Sin, and Scholarship: The Politics of Reverend Moon and the
Introvigne, Massimo, The
Moon, Sun Myung, Christianity in
Crisis, HSA Publications, 1977.
____. Divine
Principle, HSA Publications, 1977.
____.
Exposition of the Divine Principle, HSA Publications, 1996.
____. God’s
Warning to the World, Rose of Sharon Press, 1985.
____. God’s
Warning To The World Book 2, HSA Press, 1985.
____. God’s
Will and the Ocean, 1987.
____.
____. Life of
Prayer, HSA Publications, n. d.
____.
____. Science
& Absolute Values: 10 Addresses, ICF Press, 1982.
____. The Life
and
____. True
Family and World Peace: Speeches by the Reverend and Mrs. Sun Myung Moon in the Completed
Testament Age, HSA Publications, 2000.
____. True
Love, HSA Publications, 1989.
____. Way of
God’s Will, HSA Publications, n. d.
____. Way of
Tradition, Vol. 2, HSA Publications, n. d.
____. Way of
Tradition III, HSA Publications, n. d.
____. Way of
Tradition IV, HSA Publications, 1980.
Neufeld, K. Gordon, Heartbreak and
Rage: Ten Years Under Sun Myung Moon, Vitualbookworm.com, 2002. (Critique of Moon and
Unificationism)
Tillett, Gregory, The Lord of the
Second Coming: Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Movement, Routledge,
1984.
Sherwood,
Underwood, Barbara, and Underwood,
Betty, Hostage to Heaven, Random House, 1988. (Critique of Moon and
Unificationism)
Web
sites
Family Federation for World Peace and
Unification home page—
http://www.familyfed.org;
Unificationist site.
Family Federation for World Peace and
Unification International—
http://www.ffwpui.org;
Unificationist site.
Freedom of
John Gorenfeld’s web page on the Moonies—
http://www.iapprovethismessiah.com.
Gorenfeld took the lead in exposing Moon’s “coronation” as Messiah in March 2004 in
True Parents Organization home page—
http://www.tparents.org;
Unificationist site.
Unification home page—
http://www.unification.net;
Unificationist site.
Washington Times newspaper home page—
http://www.washingtontimes.com;
this is the Moon-owned conservative newspaper in
Sectarian and Cultic Movements Within the Catholic
Church
Books
Communion
and Liberation
Buzzi, Elisa, A Generative Thought:
An Introduction to the Works of Luigi Giussani, McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2004.
(Giussani is the founder of Communion and Liberation.)
Giussani, Luigi, Morality: Memory
and Desire, Ignatius Press, 1986. (Giussani is the founder of Communion and
Liberation.)
____. The
Psalms, Crossroad Publishing Company, 2004.
____. The Risk
of Education, Crossroad Publishing Company, 2001.
Giussani, Luigi, and Hewitt, Viviane,
At the Origin of the Christian Claim, McGill-Queen’s University Press,
1998.
Giussani, Luigi, and Hewitt, Viviane,
Why the Church?, McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2000.
Giussani, Luigi, and Zucchi, John,
The Religious Sense, McGill-Queen’s University Press,
1997.
Rondoni, Davide, and Giussani, Luigi,
Communion and Liberation: A Movement in the Church, McGill-Queen’s University Press,
2000. (Supportive of Communion and Liberation.)
Urquhart, Gordon, The Pope’s
Armada: Unlocking the Secrets of Mysterious and Powerful New Sects in the Church, Prometheus
Books, 1999. (Critique of Focolare, the
Focolare
Gallagher, Jim, Woman’s Work:
Chiara Lubich: A Biography of the Focolare Movement and Its Founder, New City Press, 1997.
(Supportive of Focolare)
Hearne, Jerry, Unity Our Adventure:
The Focolare Movement,
Lubich, Chiara, Jesus: The Heart of
His Message: Unity and Jesus Forsaken,
____. The Cry:
Jesus Crucified and Forsaken in the History and Life of the Focolare Movement, from Its Birth in
1943, Until the Dawn of the Third Millennium,
Lubich, Chiara, and Morneau, Bishop
Robert F., Only at Night We See the Stars: Finding Light in the Face of Darkness,
Lubich, Chiara, et al., An
Introduction to the
Legionaries
of Christ
Conde, Angeles, and
Maciel, Marcial, Integral Formation
of Catholic Priests, Alba House, 1992. (Maciel is the founder of the Legionaries of
Christ.)
Maciel, Marcial, and Colina, Jesus,
Christ Is My Life, Sophia Institute Press, 2003.
Arguello, Kiko, and Hernandez, Carmen,
Statute of the
Pasotti, Ezekiel, The
Neocatechumenal Way According to Paul VI and John Paul II, St. Paul Publications, 1996..
(Supportive of the
Opus
Dei
Berglar, Peter, Opus Dei: Life and
Work of Its Founder, Josemaria Escriva, Scepter Publications, 1995. (Supportive of Opus Dei;
Scepter is an Opus Dei publisher)
Bowers, Fergal, The Work: An
Investigation into the History of Opus Dei and How It Operates in
Coverdale, John F., Uncommon Faith:
The Early Years of Opus Dei, 1928-1943, Scepter Publishers, 2002. (Supportive of Opus
Dei)
del Portillo, Alvaro, and Cavalleri,
Cesare, Immersed in God: Blessed Josemaría Escrivá, Founder of Opus Dei As Seen by His
Successor, Bishop Alvaro Del Portillo, Scepter Publishers, 1996. (Supportive of Opus
Dei)
Escrivá, Josemaría, Centennial
Edition: The Complete Published Works of Saint Josemaría Escrivá, Scepter Publishers, 2002.
(Escrivá was the founder of Opus Dei).
____. Christ
Is Passing By, Scepter Publishers, 1974.
____.
Conversations With Monsignor Josemaría Escrivá, Scepter Publishers,
2002.
____. Friends
of God: Homilies, Scepter Publishers, 1997.
____. In Love
With the Church, Scepter Publishers, 1989.
____. The
Way; The Furrow; The Forge (single volume edition), Scepter Publications, 2001.
(The key writings of the founder of Opus Dei.)
____. The Way
of the Cross, Scepter Publishers, 2001.
Estruch, Joan, Saints and Schemers:
Opus Dei and Its Paradoxes,
Garvey, J. J. M., Parents’ Guide
to Opus Dei, Sicut Dixit Press, 1991. (Critique of Opus Dei).
____.
Prelature’s Reaction: The Official Response from Opus Dei to “Parent’s Guide to Opus
Dei”, Sicut Dixit Press, n. d. (Critique of Opus Dei).
Hutchison, Robert, Their Kingdom
Come: Inside the Secret World of Opus Dei, Thomas Dunne Books, 1999. (Critique of Opus
Dei)
Le Tourneau, Dominique, What Is Opus
Dei, Scepter Publications, 1989. (Supportive of Opus Dei)
Lernoux, Penny. People of God: The
Struggle for World Catholicism, Penguin, 1990. (Includes critiques of Opus Dei, Tradition,
Family, and Property, and Communion and Liberation)
Messori, Vittorio, Opus Dei:
Leadership and Vision in Today's Catholic Church, Regnery, 1997. (Supportive of Opus
Dei)
Ocariz, Fernando, Canonical Path of
Opus Dei: The History and Defense of a Charism, Scepter Publishers,
1994..
Rodriguez, Pedro, et al., Opus Dei
in the Church: An Ecclesiological Study of the Life and Apostolate of Opus Dei, Scepter Press,
2003. (Released by an Opus Dei publisher.)
Romano, Giuseppe, Opus Dei: Who?
How? Why?, Alba House, 1995. (Supportive of Opus Dei)
Walsh, Michael, Opus Dei: An
Investigation into the Powerful Secretive Society within the Catholic Church, Harper San
Francisco, 2004. (Critique of Opus Dei.)
Tradition,
Family, and Property
American Society for the Defense of
Tradition, Family, and Property, Tradition Family Property: Half a Century of Epic
Anticommunism, American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property,
1981.
de Oliveira, Plinio Correa,
Brainwashing: A Myth Exploited by the New “Therapeutic Inquisition”, American Society
for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property, 1985. (Oliveira is the founder of Tradition,
Family, and Property)
____. Nobility
and Analogous Traditional Elites: A Theme Illuminating American Social History,
____.
Revolution and Counter-Revolution, American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family,
and Property,
1993.
____. The Way
of the Cross,
de Oliveira, Plinio Correa, et al.,
Our Lady at
Web
sites: supporters of Catholic “new ecclesial
movements”
American Society for the
Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property home
page—
http://www.tfp.org;
one of their ongoing public campaigns is “America Needs Fatima”
(http://www.tfp.org/anf).
Communion
and Liberation home page—
http://www.clonline.org.
Focolare
home page—
http://www.focolare.org.
Legionaries of Christ: home page—
http://www.legionofchrist.org;
also,
http://www.legionariesofchrist.org.
The home page of Regnum Christi, which is
affiliated with the Legionaries, is
http://www.regnumchristi.org.
The Legionaries’ official response to
accusations against the group is at the Legionary Facts home page,
http://www.legionaryfacts.org.
Opus
Dei and Escrivá sites:
Escrivá home page, devoted to the founder of
Opus Dei—
http://www.josemariaescriva.info.
On-line works of the founder of Opus Dei—
http://www.escrivaworks.org.
Opus Dei
Romana
home page— http://en.romana.org;
this is the “Bulletin of the Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus
Dei.”
Web
sites: critics of Catholic “new ecclesial
movements”
Critics of
Focolare:
“Focolare Movement: Lights and Shadows”
home page—
http://www.focolare.net.
Critics of the
Legionaries of Christ and
Regnum Christi:
“Ex-Legionaries.com” home page for former
members of the Legionaries of Christ and Regnum Christi—
http://www.exlegionaries.com.
Freedom of
Opponents of the Legionaries reply to the
movement’s self-defense at “Legionaryfacts.org;” their rebuttal is at
http://www.legionaryfacts.com.
Regain Network home page—
http://www.regainnetwork.org;
critical of the Legionaries of Christ and Regnum Christi.
Rick Ross’ anti-cult site has a web page on
the Legionaries of Christ, at
http://www.rickross.com/groups/loc.html.
A conservative Catholic site, Unity
Publishing, criticizes the Legionaries at this page:
http://www.unitypublishing.com/Apparitions/LegionIndex.html.
Critics of the
An opponent of the Way has gathered articles
at the web site
http://www.psychologue-clinicien.com/anglais/chemin.htm.
An official report by the Roman
Catholic Diocese of Clifton, in the
• “Church Mouse” is an
anti-Neocatechumenal web site in
Critics of
Opus Dei:
Freedom of
Miguel de Portugal’s web site contains
articles critical of Opus Dei and other cults in the Catholic Church, at the web page
masonIndex.html;
other articles may be found by searching the web site for “Opus Dei” using their Google
link.
Opposing Views’ collection of anti-Opus Dei
web pages —
http://www.opposing-religious-views.com/Christianity_Catholicism_Opus_Dei.html.
Opus Dei Awareness Network home page—
http://www.odan.org.
Rick Ross’ anti-cult site has a web page on
Opus Dei, at
http://www.rickross.com/groups/opus.html.
“The Unofficial Opus Dei Home Page”—
http://www.mond.at/opus.dei.
Critics of
Tradition, Family, and Property
(TFP):
An Italian anti-cult group has extensive
research on TFP and its allies at
http://www.kelebekler.com/cesnur/eng.htm.
Articles on this site include Miguel Martinez, “‘Doctor Plinio’ and his
‘counter-revolutionary magisterium’,” at
http://www.kelebekler.com/cesnur/storia/gb11.htm,
and
http://www.kelebekler.com/cesnur/storia/gb12.htm,
and succeeding web pages.
John Armour, “TFP: A Dangerous Cult,” at
http://www.sspx.ca/Angelus/1983_July/TFP_Dangerus.htm.
This is an account published in 1983 in Angelus, the magazine of the Society of St. Pius X—which
is itself a rightwing Catholic splinter group.
Unity Publishing, “‘America Needs
Fatima’: A Cult Using the
Many other similar web pages on these
movements exist; search Google for the name of each new ecclesial movement, with the terms
“sect” or “cult” or “abuse.”
Wicca and
Neo-paganism
Books
Adler, Margot, Drawing Down the
Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in
Alexander, Brooks, Witchcraft Goes
Mainstream, Harvest House, 2004. (Scholarly Evangelical history and
critique).
Ankarloo, Bengt, and
____.
Witchcraft and Magic in
Burnett, David, Dawning of the Pagan
Moon, Thomas Nelson Inc., 1992. (History of witchcraft and Neopaganism; Evangelical Christian
critique.)
Davis, Philip G., Goddess Unmasked:
The Rise of Neopagan Feminist Spirituality, Spence Publishing Company, 1999. (Scholarly
history; conservative Christian critique.)
DiZerega, Gus, Pagans &
Christians: The Personal Spiritual Experience, Llewellyn Publications, 2001. (Neopagan call
for Christian/Neopagan dialogue and mutual understanding).
Drury, Nevill, Magic and Witchcraft:
From Shamanism to the Technopagans,
Eliade, Mircea, Occultism,
Witchcraft, and Cultural Fashions: Essays in Comparative Religion,
Hutton, Ronald, The Triumph of the
Moon: A History of Modern Pagan Witchcraft,
Lewis, James R., Magical Religion
and Modern Witchcraft,
Molnar, Thomas, The Pagan
Temptation, Eerdmans, 1987. (Conservative Catholic critique).
Paris, Ginette, The Sacrament of
Abortion, Spring Publications, Inc., 1992. (A Neopagan defense of abortion as a
sacrifice.)
Pike, Sarah M., Earthly Bodies,
Magical Selves: Contemporary Pagans and the Search for Community, University of
Russell, Jeffrey B., A History of
Witchcraft: Sorcerers, Heretics, and Pagans, Thames & Hudson, 1982. (Scholarly
history)
____.
Mephistopheles: The Devil in the Modern World,
____. The
Prince of Darkness: Radical Evil and the Power of Good in History,
____.
Witchcraft in the Middle Ages,
Starhawk, The Spiral Dance,
Harper
Thornton, Bruce S., Plagues of the
Mind: The New Epidemic of False Knowledge, ISI Books, 2004. (Conservative critique; includes a
chapter on the ideology of the Goddess.)
Vale, V., and Sulak, John, Modern
Pagans: an Investigation of Contemporary Ritual, RE/Search Publications, 2001. (Overview of
Neopaganism, using primary sources.)
Web
sites
Ancient Ways Bookstore home page—
http://www.ancientways.com;
they put on the annual PantheaCon convention for Neopagans in February of each
year.
Conjureworks—
http://www.conjure.com;
the home page of Rowan Fairgrove, a Wiccan who has long been active in the
URI.
Covenant of the Goddess home page—
http://www.cog.org;
URI Global Council member Donald Frew, a Neopagan, is active in this
organization.
The Interfaith
Movement
Interfaith
Organizations
Web
sites
CoNexus Multifaith Media home page—
http://www.conexuspress.com;
offers many books sympathetic to the interfaith movement.
Council for a Parliament of the World’s
Religions (CPWR) home page—
http://www.cpwr.org.
Global Dialogue Institute (GDI) home page—
http://astro.temple.edu/~dialogue,
for information for 1995–1999, and
http://global-dialogue.com
for current information.
Ingrid Shafer’s home page—
http://ecumene.org;
Shafer is an interfaith activist, and describes her site as
“
Interfaith
Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan
Washington home page—
http://www.ifcmw.org.
Interfaith Network of the
International Fellowship of Christians and
Jews (IFCJ) home page—
http://www.ifcj.org/site/PageServer.
Interfaith Youth Core (IYC) home page—
http://www.ifyc.org.
International Association for Religious
Freedom (IARF) home page—
http://www.iarf.net.
International Council of Christians and Jews
(ICCJ) home page—
http://www.iccj.org/en.
International Interfaith Centre (IIC) home
page—
http://www.interfaith-center.org/oxford.
Inter-Religious Federation for World Peace
(IRFWP) home page—
http://www.irfwp.org.
They state that they carry out their programs “through the Interreligious and
International Federation for World Peace (IIFWP),” whose home page is
http://www.iifwp.org.
Both organizations are associated with the
Minorities of
National Religious Partnership for the
Environment (NRPE) home page—
http://www.nrpe.org.
Network of International Interfaith
Organizations (NIIO) web page—
http://www.interfaith-center.org/oxford/network.htm.
North American Interfaith Network (NAIN) home
page—
http://www.nain.org.
Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance
home page—
http://www.religioustolerance.org.
Peace Council home page—
http://www.peacecouncil.org.
Thanksgiving Square home page—
http://www.thanksgiving.org.
The Interfaith Alliance (TIA) home page—
http://www.tialliance.org.
Three Faiths Forum (TFF) home page—
http://www.threefaithsforum.org.uk.
United Communities of Spirit (UCS) home
page—
http://origin.org/ucs/home.cfm.
World Conference of Religions for Peace
(WCRP) home page—
http://www.wcrp.org.
(Previously, the group had been named the World Conference on Religion and
Peace.)
World Congress of Faiths (WCF) home page—
http://www.worldfaiths.org.
World Council of Churches (WCC) home page—
http://www.wcc-coe.org;
a Christian ecumenical body, but active in the interfaith
movement.
World Council of Religious Leaders (WCRL)
home page—
http://www.millenniumpeacesummit.org.
This grew out of the World Millennium Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders, held
in 2000 in
World Faith Development Dialogue (WFDD) home
page—
http://www.wfdd.org.uk.
World Peace Prayer Society (WPPS) home
page—
http://www.worldpeace.org.
World Network of Religious Futurists (WNRF)
home page—
http://www.wnrf.org/cms/index.shtml.
Advocacy,
History and Analysis of the Interfaith Movement
Books
Barney, Gerald O., et al., Threshold
2000: Critical Issues and Spiritual Values for a Global Age, CoNexus Press,
1999.
Bassett, Libby, et al., Earth and
Faith: A Book of Reflection for Action, United Nations Environment Program,
2000.
Beversluis, Joel, ed., Sourcebook of
the World's Religions: An Interfaith Guide to Religion and Spirituality,
3rd ed., New World Library, 2000; contains essays by
adherents of traditional and new religions, as well as UN documents and essays by interfaith
movement leaders.
Braybrooke, Marcus, Pilgrimage of
Hope: One Hundred Years of Global Interfaith Dialogue, Crossroad Publishing Co., 1992.
Scholarly history of the interfaith movement from 1893 to 1991.
____. Faith
and Interfaith in a Global Age, CoNexus Press, 1998. History of the interfaith movement from
1993 to 1998.
____. Faiths
in fellowship: A Short History of the World Congress of Faiths and Its Work, World Congress of
Faiths, 1976.
____.
Inter-Faith Organizations, 1893-1979: An Historical Directory, Edwin Mellen
Press, 1980.
Cimino, Richard, and Lattin, Don,
Shopping for Faith: American Religion in the New Millennium, Jossey-Bass, 2002. (Overview
of religious trends in the
Coward, Harold, and Maguire, Daniel C.,
Visions of a New Earth: Religious Perspectives on Population, Consumption, and Ecology,
Forward, Martin, Interfaith
Dialogue: A Short Introduction, Oneworld Publications, 2001.
Ingham, Archbishop Michael, Mansions
of the Spirit: The Gospel in a Multi-Faith World, Anglican Book Centre,
1997.
Kirby, Richard, and Brewer, Earl,
The
Maguire, Daniel C., Sacred Choices:
The Right to Contraception and Abortion in Ten World Religions,
____. Sacred
Energies: When the World’s Religions Sit Down to Talk About the Future of Human Life and the
Plight of This Planet, Augsburg Fortress Publishers, 2000.
____. Sacred
Rights: The Case for Contraception and Abortion in World Religions,
Mische, Patricia M., and Merkling,
Melissa, Toward a Global Civilization? The Contribution of Religions, Peter Lang
Publishing, 2001.
Seager, Richard Hughes, The Dawn of
Religious Pluralism: Voices from the World’s Parliament of Religions, 1893, Open Court
Publishing Co., 1993.
Storey, Celia and David, Visions of
an Interfaith Future, International Interfaith Centre, 1994.
Teasdale,
Tobias, Michael, and Morrison, Jane,
A Parliament of Souls: In Search of Global Spirituality, Bay Books, 1995. (Interviews with
spiritual leaders at the 1993 Parliament of the World’s
Religions.)
Traer, Robert, Faith, Belief, and
Religion, The Davies Group, 2001.
____. Faith in
Human Rights: Support in Religious Traditions for a Global Struggle,
____. Quest
for Truth: Critical Reflections on Interfaith Cooperation, The Davies Group,
1999.
Catholic
Perspectives on Interreligious Dialogue
Cardinal Arinze was President of the
Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, the Vatican Curia department in charge of
interfaith relations, from 1984 to 2002. In 2002, the Pope appointed Arinze as Prefect of
Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the
Sacraments.
Books
Arinze, Cardinal Francis,
____. Meeting
Other Believers: The Risks and Rewards of Interreligious Dialogue, Our Sunday Visitor,
1998.
____.
Religions for Peace: A Call for Solidarity to the Religions of the World, Doubleday,
2002.