Philip J. Rossi

Love in Flesh and Bone

Preaching & Worship

“[Here is] preaching at its thoughtful and provocative best. Written with wisdom finely attuned to the joys and the sorrows of human experience, these sermons probe how fully and irrevocably God has become present to and for us in the incarnation of Christ Jesus.”

Presupposing God

Theology

“Presupposing God challenges the view that Barth’s engagement with Kant’s philosophy and its neo-Kantian interpretations is only of limited theological import for Barth’s work. On Hand’s reading, the philosophical limits Kant places on the scope of finite human reason resonate fully with Barth’s theological resistance to claims of ‘liberal theology.’ Central to this profound resonance between Barth and Kant is a shared theological epistemology, one ‘which does not produce knowledge of God but rather receives it.’”