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	title:	On Christian Theology (Challenges in Contemporary Theology)
	author:	Rowan Williams
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	WileyBlackwell
	released:	November 11, 1999
	isbn:	0631214402
	isbn-13:	9780631214403

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Broad and deep - Rated The beauty of Williams' thought is that it does not simply encourage you to engage in the mysteries. It takes you there. These essays embrace just as broad a range of topics as they do of styles. There is biblical commentary, logical analysis, and mystical theology. He writes the problem of God, interpretation, and ethics. This is a collection of essays taken mostly from the eighties and nineties, divided into five sections: Defining the Enterprise (on speaking theology); the Act of God (on God); The Grammar of God (on the Trinity); Making Signs (on Christian sacraments); and Living the Mystery (on Christian living). Clear eyes and integrity are refreshing. In the prologue, Williams says that real theologians will always be 'heretical'. It is good to hear this from a bishop who is distinctly aware of the dialogue between academy and church (as in his seminal 'Arius'). It is also good to read thought that is careful, convincing, and - for this reader at least - beautiful.

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Broad and deep - Rated 5/5
The beauty of Williams' thought is that it does not simply encourage you to engage in the mysteries. It takes you there. These essays embrace just as broad a range of topics as they do of styles. There is biblical commentary, logical analysis, and mystical theology. He writes the problem of God, interpretation, and ethics.
This is a collection of essays taken mostly from the eighties and nineties, divided into five sections: Defining the Enterprise (on speaking theology); the Act of God (on God); The Grammar of God (on the Trinity); Making Signs (on Christian sacraments); and Living the Mystery (on Christian living).
Clear eyes and integrity are refreshing. In the prologue, Williams says that real theologians will always be 'heretical'. It is good to hear this from a bishop who is distinctly aware of the dialogue between academy and church (as in his seminal 'Arius').
It is also good to read thought that is careful, convincing, and - for this reader at least - beautiful.