I see that William C. Placher has a new book out on the Trinity. Placher’s long been a favorite of mine – his Domestication of Transcendence and Jesus Our Savior in particular. Does anyone know anything more about this?
"Man is but a reed, the most feeble thing in nature, but he is a thinking reed" – Blaise Pascal
3 responses to “Placher’s Triune God”
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Placher is, indeed the man. Cheers to him for staying at Wabash College all these years too. Although jeers to Wabash for still being an all-male institution.
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Have you read his “Unapologetic Theology?” I might be able to get my hands on a copy pretty cheaply and I was wondering if it was worthwhile.
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Unfortunately I haven’t. But I’ve always learned something from everything I’ve read by him. I think that’s his case for a “postliberal” theology that isn’t beholden to Enlightenment assumptions about reason, evidence, etc.
A Thinking Reed 
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