Thomas Howard (writer and scholar)
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Thomas Howard is a highly acclaimed writer and scholar. A convert to Roman Catholicism, he is known for his studies of C.S. Lewis, and Charles Williams, as well as for books such as his Christ the Tiger (1967) and Evangelical is Not Enough.
His most recent book is Dove Descending: A Journey Into T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets.
His sister is well-known author and former missionary Elisabeth Elliot.
[edit] Non-fiction
- Howard, Thomas (1960). C. S. Lewis: Man of Letters. Ignatius Press. ISBN 0898703050.
- Howard, Thomas (1967). Christ the Tiger: A Postscript to Dogma. J. B. Lippincott Co.. Library of Congress Cat. No. 67-24008.
- Howard, Thomas (1969). Chance or the Dance?: A Critique of Modern Secularism. Ignatius Press. ISBN 0898702291.
- Howard, Thomas (1974). Once Upon a Time, God . . .. A. J. Holman Co.. ISBN 0879810327.
- Howard, Thomas (1976). Splendor in the Ordinary. Tyndale House Publishers. ISBN 0842364250.
- Howard, Thomas (1979). Hallowed Be This House. Ignatius Press. ISBN 0898702593.
- Howard, Thomas (1981). The Liturgy Explained. Morehouse-Barlow co.. ISBN 0819212857.
- Howard, Thomas (with J. I. Packer) (1985). Christianity: The True Humanism. Word, Inc.. ISBN 0849903165.
- Howard, Thomas (1994). Lead, Kindly Light: My Journey to Rome. Franciscan University Press. ISBN 940535734.
- Howard, Thomas (1997). On Being Catholic. Ignatius Press. ISBN 0898706084.
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