The Architecture of Theology: Structure, System, and Ratio
"[Williams's] new work takes a methodological step back in order to address the meta-question of what we might mean by the term 'systematic' at all in theological discourse. Williams's response to that provocation reinterprets theological method in light of contemporary philosophical debates and leads to a meditation upon the contemplative vocation of theology... Williams's insistence that, whatever is discursive provisionality, theology possesses a sapiential as well as a scientific character remains particularly salients, instructive, and inspiring for theologians as they think on the vocation of theology itself." --Anglican Theological Review"The volume impressively displays depth and is an important discussion of issues often assumed and neglected in Christian theology...the book is well worth the read." --Themelios