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Lloyd Geering forces us to respond to, rethink, and reinterpret Christian origins, institutions, and beliefs. He demands that we begin from a position of informed knowledge that includes a central engagement with science, religion, and scholarship. Geering came to prominence in an age when religion seemed to be losing its relevance. How do we explain his move from accused heretic to New Zealand’s foremost public intellectual? Through interviews, expansive notes, and an excellent introduction, Michael Grimshaw guides us through the life and times of Lloyd Geering.

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Mike Grimshaw, Ph.D., is a sociologist at University of Canterbury, New Zealand, who has studied and written on Lloyd Geering for almost thirty years. Grimshaw works at the intersections of radical theology, continental thought, and cultural and social theory. An author and editor of books and articles on radical theology, he is also a founder and series co-editor of Radical Theologies (Palgrave Macmillan) and co-founder and co-editor of the journal Continental Thought & Theory.

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