Divine Disorder and the Rescue of God

Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock (2024)
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Abstract

Divine Disorder and the Rescue of God is based on the idea that a kenotic approach is essential to a viable theology. It is deeply influenced by the way, such an approach, influenced the writings of Donald MacKinnon.

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