Suffering Divine Things

<B>Journal of Religion</B><BR /> "<I>Suffering Divine Things</I> is an ambitious effort to reassess modern theological assumptions about power and discipline in the Christian life."<BR /><BR /><B>Interpretation</B><BR /> "This book not only demonstrates the author's familiarity with the theological environments of North America and Europe but also provides ground-breaking insights on how theological institutions (and theologians themselves) may serve the practice of theology in the life of the church."<BR /><BR /><B>The Expository Times</B><BR /> "A real contribution to the current discussion of our understanding of both church and the task of theology. . . As a whole the book may be regarded as a contemporary version of Schleiermacher's <I>Brief Outline</I> which indicates its importance. The range of debate is extensive ecumenical and detailed."