- 02/21/07: Reading Something for the First Time
- 03/03/07: Biblical, Systematic, and Historical Theology: A Reflection on their Relationship
- 03/05/07: Biblical, Systematic, and Historical Theology II
- 04/06/07: New Ideas from Old Ones
- 08/23/07: Self-Proclamation
- 08/27/07: Moral Theology’s Isolation
- 08/31/07: Learning to Listen
- 01/09/08: How We Write
- 01/21/08: On Theological Polemics
- 01/22/08: Genres of Theology
- 01/23/08: Theology and Liturgy
- 09/26/08: Against being fragmented
- 10/21/08: The accusation of assumption
- 10/24/08: Patience is everything
- 10/25/08: In praise of recklessness
- 10/29/08: Context and universality
- 03/05/09: Answers preceding their questions
- 07/02/09: Critical introductions
- 07/20/09: Judith Butler and theology
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
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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