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Theological Perspectives on God and Beauty (Rockwell Lecture Series) (edition 2003)

by John Milbank

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Interesting, but I'd recomend anyone new to radical orthodoxy to read the anthology that startet it all, Radical Orthodoxy: a new theology. ( )
  414448 | Jan 11, 2007 |
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Very helpful collection of papers. Milbank's is good, focusing on the concept of the sublime as he often does (see also his essay on Kierkegaard in Phillip Blond's _Post-Secular Philosophy_ collection), but I found the best and most appealing to be Graham Ward's essay. ( )
  ericaustinlee | Jul 8, 2008 |
Interesting, but I'd recomend anyone new to radical orthodoxy to read the anthology that startet it all, Radical Orthodoxy: a new theology. ( )
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231Religion › Christianity › God

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BT153.B4Philosophy, Psychology and Religion › Doctrinal Theology › Doctrinal Theology › God › Divine attributes

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