Summer reading list
What are you hoping to read this summer? We posed this question to the Century staff, a group of people with diverse tastes and interests. Along with commenting on our choices, feel free to post your own in the comments. --Ed.
Musicophilia, by Oliver Sacks. This promises to be a fascinating, in-depth account of the physiological/psychological/emotive effects music has on us.
Christianity, Democracy, and the Radical Ordinary, by Stanley Hauerwas and Romand Coles. A constructive conversation between Hauerwas and political theorist Coles on the relationship between Christianity and democracy. Particularly relevant as an extension of my studies with Franklin Gamwell.
Historicism: The Once and Future Challenge for Theology, by Sheila Greeve Davaney. I'm interested in how Davaney's pragmatic historicism serves as a method for constructive theologians who take history seriously--in particular, who take seriously the ethics of belief implicit in the historico-critical method.
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another book to consider:
A Cross Too Heavy: Pope Pius XII and the Jews of Europe by Paul Damian O'Shea
Summer Reading
Might want to include: Walking the Bible and Generation Freedom by Bruce Feiler