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Response to Tom Greggs

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 October 2012

David Kelsey*
Affiliation:
Yale Divinity School, 409 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT 06511, USAdavid.kelsey@yale.edu

Extract

A colleague commented that it is difficult to give a clear brief summary of Eccentric Existence because it has so many moving parts. That's fair, and for that reason Tom Greggs offers not a précis but, as he says, a ‘tour’ of EE. I am grateful to him for this perceptive, perspicuous and generous tour of the book's premises and conclusions. I want to address as best I can here Greggs's several ‘unsystematic probes’. The probes seem to me to fall into two broad groups, one raising formal or methodological concerns and the other substantive concerns. I shall begin with the first group, taking them up in more or less the order in which they were made.

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Copyright © Scottish Journal of Theology Ltd 2012

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