Chris K. Huebner

The Politics of the Crucified

Theology

“It is one thing to point to the centrality of the cross for Christian life and thought. It is quite another to acknowledge that living out this observation is an endlessly difficult task. It is rarer still to place our inevitable failure to embody the cross at the very heart of our reflection on its centrality. The value of John Peet’s work is that it does all three of these things with insight and grace.”

The Trace of the Face in the Politics of Jesus

Philosophy

“John Howard Yoder was not inclined to engage the world of contemporary European philosophy. But a growing number of recent scholars have found it helpful to read Yoder's theology alongside philosophers commonly referred to as postmodern. Koyles's reading of Yoder and Levinas ought to be considered essential reading for anyone interested in exploring this recent turn in Yoder scholarship.”