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<p> Offers us a genuinely rich and dense account of Christ's Resurrection and the way it opens out human understanding towards a re-imagination of Creation and of God's beauty. . . . [T]he clarity and sober excitement with which [Robinette] writes will surely attract readers into the vision he so compellingly spells out. --James Alison, author, Faith Beyond Resentment <br> A valuable illustration of characteristics of a new generation of theologians--engaging contrasting schools of theology without polarizing polemics; exploring phenomenological, historical, and textual issues in a post-foundationalist, confessional manner; and confronting postmodern topics concerning the gift and body, identity and power. --Bradford Hinze, professor of theology, Fordham University For a first book [ Grammars ] is quite simply remarkable. It will, I predict, establish Robinette as one of the best Catholic theologians of his generation. It demonstrates the workings of a powerfully synthetic theological mind . . . [and] displays as pleasing a writing style as one is likely to find in a contemporary theologian. --Cyril O'Regan, professor of theology, University of Notre Dame

Offers us a genuinely rich and dense account of Christ's Resurrection and the way it opens out human understanding towards a re-imagination of Creation and of God's beauty... [T]he clarity and sober excitement with which [Robinette] writes will surely attract readers into the vision he so compellingly spells out. --James Alison, author, Faith Beyond Resentment A valuable illustration of characteristics of a new generation of theologians--engaging contrasting schools of theology without polarizing polemics; exploring phenomenological, historical, and textual issues in a post-foundationalist, confessional manner; and confronting postmodern topics concerning the gift and body, identity and power. --Bradford Hinze, professor of theology, Fordham University For a first book [ Grammars ] is quite simply remarkable. It will, I predict, establish Robinette as one of the best Catholic theologians of his generation. It demonstrates the workings of a powerfully synthetic theological mind ... [and] displays as pleasing a writing style as one is likely to find in a contemporary theologian. --Cyril O'Regan, professor of theology, University of Notre Dame

Offers us a genuinely rich and dense account of Christ's Resurrection and the way it opens out human understanding towards a re-imagination of Creation and of God's beauty. . . . [T]he clarity and sober excitement with which [Robinette] writes will surely attract readers into the vision he so compellingly spells out. --James Alison, author, Faith Beyond Resentment A valuable illustration of characteristics of a new generation of theologians--engaging contrasting schools of theology without polarizing polemics; exploring phenomenological, historical, and textual issues in a post-foundationalist, confessional manner; and confronting postmodern topics concerning the gift and body, identity and power. --Bradford Hinze, professor of theology, Fordham University For a first book [ Grammars ] is quite simply remarkable. It will, I predict, establish Robinette as one of the best Catholic theologians of his generation. It demonstrates the workings of a powerfully synthetic theological mind . . . [and] displays as pleasing a writing style as one is likely to find in a contemporary theologian. --Cyril O'Regan, professor of theology, University of Notre Dame

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Brian D. Robinette is associate professor in the Department of Theological Studies at Saint Louis University.

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