“a superb tour d’horizon of the terrain – biographical, philosophical, and theological – on which future work on the vexed topic of Heidegger and theology… Read More »Just published: Heidegger and Theology (T&T Clark)
“…Bultmann’s sympathetic response may seem shocking; but in reality, it merely shows how unspecific the National Socialist programme still was in the early Thirties. To… Read More »Heidegger’s Black Notebooks: Caught between Hitler and Romanticism
Between 1925-1930, C.S. Lewis and his best friend, Owen Barfield, conducted a lengthy philosophical exchange they affectionately called their “Great War.” Its topic was the… Read More »C.S. Lewis and Owen Barfield: The Great War
Oxford University Press USA have just contracted a book of essays & memoirs from 30 years at the Oxford C.S. Lewis Society. The book will… Read More »OUP Contract for Inklings Book
“When Lewis accepted theism and later Christianity, it was not so much because God was a foolproof answer to the problem of evil, as because… Read More »C.S. Lewis in Standpoint Magazine
On 22 November, a permanent memorial was dedicated to C.S. Lewis in Westminster Abbey’s Poets’ Corner. Under Michael Ward’s excellent leadership, I was one of… Read More »C.S. Lewis in Poets’ Corner
Donald Swann’s lost opera, based on the book by C.S. Lewis, has long been overdue for rediscovery. Throughout the 1950’s and 60’s, Michael Flanders… Read More »Perelandra the Opera