May 2, 2026 | Author - Brad Jersak, Book Reviews
Sylvie Weil’s The Wanderings of Isaac André Gedalia (IPBooks, 2025) Review by Bradley Jersak SUMMARY — In The Wanderings of Isaac André Gedalia, Sylvie Weil invites us into the curious pilgrimage of a pre-born soul who ventures from the warmth of his mother’s womb,...
Apr 13, 2026 | Author - Brad Jersak, Author - Eric H. Janzen
Simone Weil, Venice Saved: A Tragedy in Three Acts editor: Bradley Jersak translator: Eric H. Janzen Available NOW: CLICK HERE: Venice Saved by Simone Weil is an unfinished tragedy written for the stage in the last years of her life. It was her only work of historical...
Jul 27, 2024 | Uncategorized
Self-Effacement – What I am learning from a 6th century monk and a 20th century mystic. Philemon of Gaza Meditates Mark’s Gospel – edited by Daniel BourguetGravity and Grace – Simone Weil If you have not come across this contemplative treasure of the...
Nov 13, 2021 | Author - Brad Jersak
“One of Us” – Simone Weil, A Christianity for the Spectrum I’m a doctor, but not that kind. I am a theologian, not a medical professional. I can't diagnose diseases or disorders. But having been immersed for sixteen years in a fellowship that was uniquely...
Mar 30, 2013 | Author - Brad Jersak
The theologia crucis of George Grant, John Oman and Dostoevsky by Brad Jersak George Grant on Oman’s theologia crucis George P. Grant’s PhD dissertation focused on John Oman. And Grant’s theology of the Cross actually bears many of the marks of Oman’s...
