Anselm K. Min

Between Speech and Revelation

Theology

“If Austin Farrer, Eberhard Jüngel, and Nicholas Wolterstorff, three rather different theologians, had talked to one another on the topic of speech and revelation with an Evangelical as presider, what would have happened? This is a very fascinating, readable, informative, and challenging account of that hypothetical but fruitful conversation, which involves insightful mutual critique and mutual appreciation but also a constructive evangelical synthesis. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in recent discussions of the topic.”

Christian Theology and Religious Pluralism

Theology

“David Nah must be congratulated for producing both a most thorough analysis of John Hick's brand of religious pluralism and a most competent defense of traditional two-natures Christology against Hick's critique and his proposed alternative of metaphorical Christology. I heartily recommend this recent addition to the literature on John Hick to all interested in both sides of the issue.”

Embracing the Other

Theology

“A prolific and rising Asian American feminist theologian, Grace Ji-Sun Kim has written another exciting book from the perspective of Asian American women suffering multiple oppressions from both the white American culture and their own Asian traditions. A compelling blend of biography, sociology, anthropology, political economy, and readable liberation theology, Kim’s Embracing the Other deserves a serious hearing from many.”

Finding All Things in God

Theology

“To the religious world that has long suffered the split of theology and spirituality, Gustafson offers a very original and very persuasive attempt to reunite the two in terms of a pansacramental approach, a liturgical mediation between the two, and presents, in the process, a wealth of insights from Aquinas, Rahner, Chauvet, Merton, Nicholas Black Elk, Dostoevsky, and Wendell Berry. It enables us to 'find God in all things' in a way open to panentheistic sensibility and religious pluralism. I heartily recommend the book.”