Volume introduction: Donald mackinnon, speaking honestly to ecclesial power

- McDowell, John C.

On not being spirited away: pneumatology and critical presence

- McDowell, John C.

'Hospitality' at the end of religion

- McDowell, John C.

National treasures: Joss Whedon's assembling of exceptional Avengers

- McDowell, John C.

Polis, poiesis and power

- McDowell, John C.

The ascent of theological reading: iconoclasm and the divine event of making readers

- McDowell, John C.

'Unlearn what you have learned' (Yoda): the critical study of the myth of Star Wars

- McDowell, John C.

Idolaters at providential prayer: Calvin's praying through the divine governance

- McDowell, John C.

Schooled in a lifelong education in prayer

- McDowell, John C.

The unnaturalness of natural theology: the witness of Rodney Holder's Karl Barth

- McDowell, John C.

Crossing silence: the silences of the word

- McDowell, John C.

Donald Mackinnon: extraordinary theologian of the ordinary

- McDowell, John C.

Philosophy and the burden of theological honesty: a Donald MacKinnon reader

- McDowell, John C.

Prayer, particularity, and the subject of divine personhood: who are Brummer and Barth invoking when they pray?

- McDowell, John C.

'Wars not make one great': redeeming the Star Wars mythos from redemptive violence without amusing ourselves to death

- McDowell, John C.

The Gospel according to Star Wars : faith, hope, and the force

- McDowell, John C.

Karl Barth, Emil Brunner and the subjectivity of the object of Christian hope

- McDowell, John C.

'Mend your speech a little': reading Karl Barth's das Nichtige through Donald MacKinnon's tragic vision

- McDowell, John C.

Theology as conversational event: Karl Barth, the ending of 'dialogue' and the beginning of 'conversation'

- McDowell, John C.