Hauerwas: A (Very) Critical Introduction (Interventions)
R. R. Reno--editor ofFirst Things"A must-read! Healy interprets Hauerwas as mirroring Schleiermacher. It’s a provocation so clearly argued that this will become a touchstone, not just for future interpretation of Hauerwas but for our engagement with a great deal of contemporary theology."John Webster-- University of St. Andrews"Theological controversy is an art in which few are skilled. This (very) critical response to a much-admired contemporary, however, exemplifies the virtues necessary to mount a substantial challenge without straying into invective: it keeps calm; it concentrates on matters of substance; it manifests sympathetic understanding of the body of writing which it seeks to contest; and -- more than anything -- it articulates its puzzlements and disagreements on the basis of convictions about God and the gospel."