Langdon Gilkey's writings have long been profitably studied by
students of theology who have discovered there illuminating
insights, pioneering thoughts, and even a healthy agony with which
every serious thinker can identify. Now we have a systematic and
critical exposition and appraisal of the theology of Langdon
Gilkey. Editors Pasewark and Pool rightly insist that this is more
than a Festschrift: these essays do "celebrate the life and work of
Langdon Gilkey, but specifically in the context of examining the
major contours of Gilkey's own theological labors". In practical
terms, these essays written by a corps of Gilkey's students
comprise an insightful and helpful commentary on the work and
writings of Gilkey. With these pages in hand, the next generation
of students surely will find reading Langdon Gilkey on the
"understanding of ourselves in time" to be even more rewarding.
For more than forty-five years, Langdon Brown Gilkey has helped
shape the direction of contemporary theology. From 1963 until his
retirement in 1989 he taught theology at the University of Chicago
Divinity School.
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