The Critique of Theological Reason

Book info: The Critique of Theological Reason (Hardcover, 340 pages) – Cambridge University Press, 2000. Language: English.

The Critique of Theological Reason describes the nature and prospects of Christian theology in the postmodern era. It neither takes a monolithic view of postmodernism, nor does it believe that postmodernism monopolizes all that rings most true in contemporary thought. Instead, it takes the best of modern scientific theory about the nature and end of the universe, the best of modern British philosophy of art and morality, and the best of contemporary Christian theology, and outlines a philosophically viable theology for the thoroughly evolutionary world we occupy today. Editorial Reviews Review "Mackey's erudite book reflects years of research and thought...the book...should galvanize needed conversations between scientists, philosophers, and theologians." The Journal of Religion

"Insightful, relevant, penetrating, and at times refreshingly witty, The Critique of Theological Reason is an availing addition to any theological repertoire." - Ashland Theological Journal, Jacob Louis Waldenmaier Book Description This book outlines a philosophically viable theology for the postmodern age.