Theology That Bites Back
From time to time at Mablog, I do a detailed review of a book, working through it chapter by chapter. This is a collection of my observations about David Bentley Hart’s book Doors of the Sea. This is a book that tackles the problem of natural evil.
This is a collection of some of my wedding homilies. The other volume is called Bone of My Bones, also available here.
This is the book of Esther in the form of a screenplay, in a steampunk setting, by someone who has never written a screenplay before. Leave me alone.
This is a version of the Song of Solomon, set in modern English verse.
From time to time at Mablog, I do a detailed review of a book, working through it chapter by chapter. This is a collection of my observations about N.T. Wright’s book Surprised by Scripture.
This is a rendering of the book of Job, in blank verse.
I am afraid that this book is kind of a beast. It is a collection of all my blog posts that were filed under the heading of “Auburn Avenue Stuff.” In addition, at the end I included the emails I sent as part of the summit at Ft. Lauderdale. We have removed any identifying markers …
Almost ten years ago, I gave a series of three lectures at a conference in the UK. As a result of trouble getting an ordinary venue, we wound up hosting the conference at Blenheim Palace. Long story. I address all that in the introduction, in case you are interested. As the subtitle indicates, this is …
A verse rendering of the book of Revelation. Almost as obscure as the original! Because of formatting issues, this one is only available in PDF. My deepest apologies. But wait . . . now we have added an audio version, read aloud by me, with a recording instrument nearby.
This small book contains a number of notes, comments, and observations on the Apostles’ Creed. The Creed is a model of brevity, but it is amazing how much truth has been compressed in so small a statement. This book is designed to help the average believers unpack some of its riches.
