negative theology
A matter of love, not certainty
In Carl Hughes’s hands, Kierkegaard helps to distinguish Luther’s desire for certainty from his appreciation for mystery.
Journeying with Father Dan and a coyote along the via negativa
Daniel Hornsby’s debut novel has a wonderful road-trippy feeling.
Kierkegaard in translation
The Danish philosopher thought faith had become too easy. This book doesn’t have that problem.
Cloud of the Impossible, by Catherine Keller
Catherine Keller's latest book presents process theology as a maker of worlds. It's heady stuff—and very exciting.
The sound of silence
I was the only woman in a seminary course on negative theology. One day, a young man raised his hand and asked, “What about an ordinary housewife? How could a person like that live this life of prayer?”