Andrew Chignell

Claiming God

Theology

“Marilyn McCord Adams was one of the most innovative, courageous, and influential philosophical theologians of the past half century. This collection of work by her students, friends, and colleagues is a fitting tribute to McCord Adams’s monumental contributions on topics ranging from the intricacies of medieval philosophy to the challenges posed by horrendous evils to our sense of life’s meaning. Philosophers, theologians, and anyone seeking to understand the existential challenges raised by suffering will want to read this book.”

Theology and the End of Doctrine

Theology

“Succinct and elegantly written, this book is an unflinching engagement with our contemporary suspicion that doctrine (or theology itself) has come to an end. Drawing on some of the most prominent figures in the Reformed tradition, Helmer sketches a compelling vision of a new end for doctrine—one that is designed to resonate across academy, culture, and church. That she manages to do this in conversation with theology, religious studies, and philosophy (including the neglected neo-Kantian movement in Germany) without ever losing the forest for the trees makes her book an excellent candidate for cross-disciplinary discussion.”