Monthly Archives: May 2007

Those last Radical Orthodoxy summaries might or might not come soon. Along with Jeff and Robert from the Ooze, I’m now working my way through Radical Orthodoxy and the Reformed Tradition, and the debate is wonderful. Given the utter confidence … Continue reading →

Alright, so here are some comments on the rest of the Radical Orthodoxy essays. “Wittgenstein after Theology” by Conor Cunningham Cunningham’s basic upshot is that, despite Wittgenstein’s reputation and his own insistence that he operates outside of metaphysical debates, he … Continue reading →

I’ve finished Radical Orthodoxy and should write synopses of some of the major essays tomorrow. Now I’m about a quarter of the way into Milbank’s The Word Made Strange, which I hope to finish before Mary gets done with her … Continue reading →

“The False Legacy of Suarez” by John Montag, the second essay in Radical Orthodoxy, sets out to clarify some of the changes in theological language that have happened inside those traditions called “Thomism.” As the early modern era dawns, writes … Continue reading →

Actually understanding a Milbank essay is a nice experience. I just had such an experience. I’m reading Radical Orthodoxy for my comprehensive exams, and after a semester back in the philosophic saddle, I’m back to the point where I can … Continue reading →