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Simon D. Podmore

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Simon D. Podmore has served as Associate Professor at Liverpool Hope University.

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From Despair to Faith

Philosophy

“Christopher Barnett's scholarship is operating at the forefront of a deepening appreciation of Kierkegaard's thought. In a beautiful assimilation of word and image, Kierkegaard's contribution to devotional literature shines through in Barnett's profound and fluent exposition. Barnett's book is essential reading for scholars and students, and, perhaps above all, to those interested in the heights, depths, and pathways of spirituality.”

Kierkegaard's Concept of Faith

Philosophy

“Merold Westphal's reputation as one of the most profound and lucid interpreters of Kierkegaard's thought is further confirmed in this compelling and erudite book. . . . This work takes us right into the heart of a vision of Kierkegaard which is at once accessible and eloquent, scholarly and reflective, welcoming and challenging. A true companion to Kierkegaard's thought.”

Passion for Nothing

Philosophy

“Peter Kline’s remarkable and innovative book stands at the forefront of a dynamic new horizon in theological readings of Kierkegaard. Moved by passion and unknowing, Kline elucidates the mystical dimensions of Kierkegaard’s existential vision with sophistication and profound creativity. This is a vital reading transfigured by the longing for a God whose gift exceeds our grasp—a longing in which Kierkegaard’s theology lives, breathes, and loves.”

Soren Kierkegaard

Theology

“This powerful collection enhances the vibrant and current retrieval of Kierkegaard’s theological thinking. It brings questions that have often been overshadowed in Kierkegaard scholarship to the center of immediate concern and helps reveal the deep roots of the gospel that have always been everywhere present in Kierkegaard’s thought, even when hidden from us.”

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