On Christian Theology - Williams, Rowan (Archbishop of Canterbury)
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Collects the work of a prominent writer and serving bishop on the history of Christian theology and spirituality. Brings together Rowan Williamsa theological essays with studies of wider issues from a theological point of view. Includes an introduction to his work by Bishop Williams. .

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Collects the work of a prominent writer and serving bishop on the history of Christian theology and spirituality. Brings together Rowan Williamsa theological essays with studies of wider issues from a theological point of view. Includes an introduction to his work by Bishop Williams. .
Autorenporträt
Rowan Williams was enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury in February 2003. His previous positions include Archbishop of Wales, Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity, Oxford and Dean of Clare College, Cambridge. He has taught theology for more than fifteen years in five continents, worked as a parish priest, and published widely. His previous publications include Teresa of Avila (1991), Open to Judgment (1994) and Sergi Bulgakov (1999).
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"I believe Rowan Williams is one of the most creative and profoundtheologians writing in the latter half of the twentieth century.There is extraordinary significance to bringing together many ofthese essays into one book which makes them available to a widerpublic." L. Gregory Jones, Duke University

"A sustained and remarkably coherent essay on the daunting taskof doing theology today. They again show him to be a theologian ofimmense erudition and maturity, and, perhaps more importantly, offine sensitivity to the subterfuges of human frailty."TimesLiterary Supplement

"It is certainly a thought-provoking book; and if it gets peoplethinking honestly and deeply about the problems it discusses, thenI am sure its author will be satisfied." Church Times

"Few contemporary theologians could offer such an exhilarating,authoritative and properly demanding exploration of what it meansto do Christian theology. A companion volume on Christian ethicswould be more than welcome." Nicholas Sagovsky, University ofNewcastle.

"Rowan Williams speaks out of a fund of learning and pastoralexperience which has made him arguably the most distinguishedtheologian in the English-speaking world. In Williams' hands thelanguage of finality and universal significance gains unexpectedenergy." The Way.

"[On Christian Theology] exhibits a distinctive theologicalposture...having remarkable and deep internal coherence. His termsof engagement do not so much incite challenge and response asprovoke fresh and more supple thinking of one's own. And thatprovocation is accompanied by the intense esthetic satisfaction ofbeing drawn into the intellectual dance of so nimble and inventivea theological sensibility." David H. Kelsey, Yale DivinitySchool.

"The range of these essays, the importance of the subjects theytreat, and, of course, Williams's erudition all mean that theseessays will need to be taken seriously. A wide range of readerswill owe Williams a debt of gratitude for the scatter ofcharacteristically brilliant insights in these essays." TheHeythrop Journal

"All in all, this is a valuable and stumulating book - one towhich the reader will want to return." Studies in WorldChristianity…mehr