Category: book review

Short Book Reviews #2 Luther’s Basic Writings and Luther: A Contemporary Introduction, Oswald Bayer

Over the next while, I will be posting short reviews of books I’ve received from publishers. Thank you to Angelico Press, Eerdmans, Baker, Fortress Press, Wipf and Stock and IVP for their generosity! Ideally, I would be writing a long, thought out review of these books, but I find myself too busy with my university … Continue reading Short Book Reviews #2 Luther’s Basic Writings and Luther: A Contemporary Introduction, Oswald Bayer →

Short Book Reviews #1 Beyond, Martin Nowak and Roland in Moonlight, David Bentley Hart

Over the next while, I will be posting short reviews of books I've received from publishers. Thank you to Angelico Press, Eerdmans, Baker, Fortress Press, Wipf and Stock and IVP for their generosity! Ideally, I would be writing a long, thought out review of these books, but I find myself too busy with my university … Continue reading Short Book Reviews #1 Beyond, Martin Nowak and Roland in Moonlight, David Bentley Hart →

Book Review of The Women are up to Something and Metaphysical Animals

The year 2022 saw the publication of two books about four remarkable women philosophers: Elizabeth Anscombe, Phillipa Foot, Mary Midgely, and Iris Murdoch. The two books, Benjamin Lipscomb’s The Women are up to Something, and Clare Mac Cummhail and Rachael Wiseman’s book Metaphysical Animals, both tell the story of these women’s friendship and how they … Continue reading Book Review of The Women are up to Something and Metaphysical Animals →