Susannah Ticciati

Atonement and the New Perspective

Theology

“In his compelling ‘new perspective’ on the atonement, Burnhope confronts and repairs a pervasive Israel-forgetfulness in atonement theology, and at the same time draws out important theological ramifications of ‘the New Perspective on Paul.’ Speaking into a lacuna between two significant literatures, his ground-breaking book is at once scripturally resonant and theologically generative.”

Ethnicity and Inclusion

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Situated critically in our age of identity politics and inclusion, this incisive and discerning study undermines a dichotomy between ‘ethnic’ Judaism and ‘universal’ Christianity perpetuated in various forms in modern New Testament scholarship to the present. Not itself pretending to have a view from nowhere, it invites further interrogation of its own conclusions. Both modest and profound, it marks a hermeneutical watershed in biblical studies, issuing a pressing summons to biblical scholars and Christian theologians alike to a reparative, self-critical approach to today’s fraught issues of identity.”

Theology Beyond Metaphysics

Theology

“Bartlett has an expansive vision with the sign at its center. Unfolding it evocatively through Girard, Heidegger, Marion, and the lesser known but no less rewarding semiotics of John Deely, he arrives at John’s Gospel, in the company of the Beloved Disciple, to discover Christ as the transformative sign that makes all things new.”