Jean-Yves Lacoste

Faint Not

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Already a noted historian of philosophy, Steven DeLay is enough of a Kierkegaardian to publish genuinely ‘edifying’ texts. This is an achievement many readers will notice and praise. I am proud to have been one of the first to read Faint Not and enjoy it. I am some sort of Kierkegaardian myself!”

Finitude’s Wounded Praise

Philosophy

“I have always respected Jean-Louis Chrétien as a man and scholar. Later, I could admire the philosopher and poet. Recently, I noticed that he had said many things I too have tried to say, though he had said them earlier and better. This book is a fitting tribute to his memory and a testimony to his presence.”

Self, World, and Time

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The achievement of Self, World, and Time lies, to my mind, in its much welcome purism: it is bright theology and moral theology, and moral theology as biblical theology. The well-known sin of moral theology, since the Latin Middle Ages, has been its philosophical proclivities. . . . O'Donovan has written one more contribution to a non-philosophical theological ethics. This may be his best contribution to it. In any case, it is a splendid book.”

The Expansion of Metaphysics

Philosophy

“Miklos Vető has been well known for decades as an illuminating interpreter of Bérulle, Jonathan Edwards, Schelling and Simone Weil—to name a few. It is high time to discover that he could read them because he is a philosopher in his own right. . . . As a book, everyone will find it thoroughly enjoyable. And one must thank Chris Hackett for a fine translation of Vető’s always elegant text.”

The Suspended Middle

Theology

“Milbank's provocative book manages to make [de Lubac's theology] relevant for modernity as well as for postmodernity. This is probably the most exciting book ever written on de Lubac.”

Words of Christ

Philosophy

Foreword

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