Brian Hamilton-Vise

I know that what I am asking is impossible. But in our time, as in every time, the impossible is the least that one can demand. —James Baldwin

Posts from October 2008

10/01/08: The twelve and church hierarchy
10/01/08: Petrine authority in the Gospel of John
10/01/08: On reading Zizek
10/02/08: The self-propelling metaphysical dance of capital
10/06/08: Believing in one’s neighbor
10/07/08: Christ’s descent
10/14/08: What is apophatic theology?
10/15/08: Metaphysics and the Trinitarian controversies
10/16/08: All theology is mystical theology
10/21/08: The accusation of assumption
10/23/08: Imitatio Christi
10/24/08: Patience is everything
10/25/08: In praise of recklessness
10/29/08: Context and universality

Brian Hamilton-Vise is a Ph.D. student in moral theology at the University of Notre Dame, where his research is in the history of Christian political and economic thought. His side interests are in the development of negative theology and in recent political theory. Email him at bdhamilton@gmail.com.

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