David S. Nah

Ethics and the Autonomy of Philosophy

Philosophy

“This is a bold and ambitious volume on ethics that is comprehensive in scope, unique in content, and full of significant insights. Even those who disagree with Walker's approach will benefit greatly from his discussion of such topics as pop ethics, epistemic myopia, and the role of philosophy and Scripture in the relationship between religion and ethics. Intended as a companion to an introduction to ethics text, it deserves a most wide readership.”

The Holy Spirit and Ch'i (Qi)

Theology

“Professor Yun's book represents a groundbreaking work in the study of pneumatology. Just as Jurgen Moltmann broke new ground in early 90s with his holistic and universalistic reinterpretation of the Holy Spirit as 'Spirit of Life,' Dr. Yun's study represents another important breakthrough in the understanding of this important doctrine. Rather than using static categories of Greek substance metaphysics, Dr. Yun demonstrates the extent to which the East Asian worldview of I Ching and its concept of 'Chi' provide a more dynamic and holistic category for understanding the Holy Spirit. Written in creative dialogue with best of the Western tradition, this landmark study represents a fresh, constructive, and original contribution to the field of pneumatology." This book is sure to gain a wide audience from students, scholars, and educated laity alike. I plan on using it as a textbook in my seminary classes.”