Around the traps
- Rowan Williams talks about writing: among other things, he explains why he has never written any large books on Christian doctrine, and he also talks about his forthcoming volume of poems (which I’m eagerly awaiting!).
- Cynthia announces a blog conference on Bulgakov, and David announces one on Balthasar.
- Halden asks us to nominate our favourite patristic and modern Catholic theologians (mine are Augustine and Schillebeeckx – unless Augustine can also count as a modern Catholic, in which case I’ll nominate Augustine and Augustine).
- Danny points to an interesting theological review of Badiou.
- Kent briefly reviews five recent books on Pannenberg (my two cents: there’s still no better book on Pannenberg than Chris Mostert).
- And Adam reviews Chris Huebner’s book of Yoderian explorations – I’m reading this at the moment, and it’s terrific; I like my pacifism with teeth.
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying Huebner's book! I really loved it and hope it gets the wide audience it deserves. Right now I'm reading the second book in the series by Trippe York, called The Purple Crown: The Politics of Martyrdom. It is also very good so far.
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