Paul Martens

Messianic Political Theology and Diaspora Ethics

Theology

“For those of us who have been eagerly anticipating a synthetic expression of Travis Kroeker's mature vision, this compelling volume is a rich and challenging gift that has definitely been worth the wait! Thoroughly embedding quotidian matters in an apocalyptic frame, he vividly displays new ways of thriving in diaspora with exquisite care and literary flair. It is not too much to claim that, through this volume, Kroeker has become one of the most substantial and relevant neo-Anabaptist (and yet Augustinian!) voices of our generation.”

Soren Kierkegaard

Theology

Foreword

“Kierkegaard is a theologian, unabashedly and unflinchingly so . . . not an advocate of radical freedom aligned with post-WWII existentialism, but a witness to the kind of radical, self-giving love at the heart of the gospel. It is in this unified voice that this small collection makes a unique and compelling rendering of Kierkegaard’s theology.”

The Word Became Flesh

Theology

“Finally, someone has dared to do the seemingly unthinkable! Griffin's ambitious argument will not be the last word about the relationship between Christocentric radicalism and natural law, but it serves excellently as a fruitful (and just slightly polemical) provocation.”