The International Society for Science and Religion
Logue Library has received a collection of books from the International Society for Science & Religion (ISSR). ISSR was established in 2002 for the purpose of the promotion of education through the support of inter-disciplinary learning and research in the fields of science and religion conducted where possible in an international and multi-faith context. The central aim of ISSR is the facilitation of dialogue between the two academic disciplines of science and religion, one of the most important current areas of debate in terms of understanding the nature of humanity.
The Metanexus Institute
Logue Library has received a collection of books from the Metanexus Institute. Founded in 1997, the Metanexus Institute fosters a growing international network of individuals and groups exploring the dynamic interface between cosmos, nature and culture. The name “Metanexus,” which literally means “transcending connections” and transformational networks, suggests a new way of thinking and being in the universe.” Metanexus encourages its members to explore big history and to address big questions and big problems. See a list of these titles from the online catalog.
Every day new titles are added to the Logue Library catalog.
The new acquisitions can include books, DVD's, children's books, reference books, journal issues, e-books. Faculty members are invited to use the online form to recommend titles for library purchase.
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