Conor Cunningham
Biography
Conor Cunningham wrote Darwin's Pious Idea.
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History & Biography
“A fantastic read that shifts from outright hilarity to profundity seamlessly. Here is a pageturning account of one of the most important theologians of the last fifty years -- I simply couldn't put it down.”
History & Biography
“This volume offers us great insight into this somewhat confusing or surprising figure. We are enlightened and challenged by the essays in this volume; challenged to confront Francis' call for 'pastoral conversion.' Yet this volume . . . does not lapse into the adolescent temptation of suggesting complete rupture. Rather, the continuity . . . is clearly outlined. I could not recommend this collection highly enough.”
Arts & Literature
“This is a truly wonderful, wise, and beautiful collection of essays, one which offers the reader a cogent whole, for all the parts, as it were, converge on the need to present a richer account of the world. . . . And behind the rich offerings on display here stands the inspiration that Stratford Caldcott is to us all. His wisdom, his generosity, his love of beauty and truth, of creation is reflected throughout. I could not recommend the volume highly enough.”
Philosophy
“This is, quite simply, the most magnificent account of Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology ever written. Edgar brings to life, in the fullest possible terms, the genius of Merleau-Ponty--the Church should be truly grateful.”
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