Joel Wentz

Between Interpretation and Imagination

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is a careful and persuasive study... [with] hefty hefty hefty research to back up all those questions that the book is seeking to tackle. For the Lewis aficionado, this is a really easy recommendation because it's unlike any other book on Lewis that I've read.”

Low Anthropology

Christian Living

“Seasoned with the perfect amount of humor, deep cultural fluency, and a breezy style, Zahl clearly knows he is contending for a counterintuitive notion: that a ‘lower’ vision of ourselves is actually what leads to liberation, joyful anticipation of how one could grow and change, and even love for the other. . . . Low Anthropology truly is good news, for every reader, but especially so for those of us who work in ministry. . . . Correcting our anthropology could be the key for many pastors to stay in the vocation for the long haul, and this is crucial, because the healthy local church, equipped with a Zahlsian low anthropology, is precisely where I want to be.”

Tolkien Dogmatics

Theology

“The reader of [Tolkien] Dogmatics does truly gain a new grasp on the contours of Tolkien’s Catholic faith, and especially how thoughtful and reflective he was as a devout member of the Catholic church, and how this formation shaped his output as a writer.”