Falling over things in the dark
Many thanks to Kim for his generous review of my chapter in the new book, On Rowan Williams: Critical Essays, ed. Matheson Russell (Cascade 2009).
Matt Wilcoxen
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Kim has done a great job capturing the thrust of your contribution to the 'Critical Essays'. I am delighted by the contribution the text has made to holding together the depth of Williams' brilliance. Great work on the essay and let us pray we all find ourselves constantly bumping into things in the dark!
We should have a Ben and Kim fan club all meet once a year in a neutral city...say...Minneapolis?
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