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A publishing firm established by Sir John Templeton to publish books on topics of ultimate concern.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Templeton Press is a publishing firm established in 1997 by Sir John Templeton. It publishes nonfiction books by data-driven researchers on topics such as economic and political freedom, virtue and character development, spirituality and health, and the scientific quest to investigate the nature of reality. In 2023, it entered an agreement with Rutgers University Press to publish, market, and distribute its book list.

History

The Templeton Press was established in 1997 by Sir John Templeton to publish books and disseminate ideas that reflected his philanthropic interests. The Press focused on four areas: Foundational Questions in Science; Virtues and Character Development; Spirituality and Mental Health; Science and Religion; Books by and about Sir John Templeton and books that explored many dimensions of individual freedom and free markets. In 2023, the Templeton Press entered into an agreement with Rutgers University Press which allows Rutgers to publish, market and distribute the Templeton book list on behalf of Templeton Press.

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