Decreation

A consummate work of impressively detailed theological scholarship... -- Paul T. Vogel -- The Midwest Book Review Informed amateur theologians as well as trained ones, readers who enjoy a rigorously thoughtful writer, and Christians seeking to hone a greater intellectual connection to their faith will find this a rewarding and stimulating book. -- Russell E. Saltzman -- Aleteia A major work on the traditional theme of the last things. -- Neil Ormerod -- Theological Studies A stimulating theological study. -- Choice This is a remarkable book. In the clarity and care of its argumentation it is a model of theological method. While treating questions that have sometimes been relegated to the fringe of Christian theological enquiry, it sheds new light on topics across the range of theological concerns: the nature of time, tears, and political quietism, to name but a few. -- David Clough -- Anglican Theological Review The bookas expansiveness shows how valuable and needed it is for theologians to reflect on the last things, and Griffithsas volume will surely be a benchmark for a long time to come on this topic. -- David Cloutier -- The Journal of Religion No one reading this book can fail to admire the creativity, energy and originality of its author, and perhaps to some extent its audacity. -- Celia Deane-Drummond -- International Journal of Systematic Theology There is a kind of sobriety in evidence here, most of all in the lucidity of the prose and the delimitations of the project. But there is also an enraptured, unadulterated pleasure of the soul at worka|The result is sublime. -- Brad East -- Marginalia Review of Books