Title: The sense of theology
Product review: Almost anything written by Stanley Hauerwas is worth reading - even if only to disagree with him. He is always demanding of his reader (or audience), as he is of himself, confronting them, challenging them, to look deeply and truthfully into their own hearts and minds. It is typical of him to cast aside tradition in doing the esteemed Gifford lectures, and instead do what he feels is right. He is courageous in taking on the thinking of these three men, and speaking his mind openly, without even at glance toward political correctness. He engenders respect, if not agreement.The review "What nonsense is theology" is particularly poor, and should be dismissed out-of-hand. It is not a review of this book at all, but merely a diatribe about the reviewer's own pet peeves. It does NOT address the book.
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