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The Possibility of Satan is clear, well reasoned, interesting, and well researched. Both critical and constructive, it is a book I would happily recommend to anyone wanting a sense of modern theological discussions about Satan. --James Alison, Catholic priest, theologian, and author McGill's research is innovative, exhaustive, solid, and sharply focused. He undertakes a study of the doctrine of Satan within Catholic thinking and delivers probably one of the few truly authoritative and thorough critical accounts available in Western scholarship. . . . McGill presents a new reading that will challenge both traditional and progressive thinkers alike. He has produced a constructive and creative engagement to offer a proposal for how we might interpret 'personal' evil today. A sophisticated, impressive, and well-argued account that will be an important addition to academic libraries and seminaries. --Professor David Cheetham, Professor of Philosophical Theology, University of Birmingham

"""The Possibility of Satan is clear, well reasoned, interesting, and well researched. Both critical and constructive, it is a book I would happily recommend to anyone wanting a sense of modern theological discussions about Satan."" --James Alison, Catholic priest, theologian, and author ""McGill's research is innovative, exhaustive, solid, and sharply focused. He undertakes a study of the doctrine of Satan within Catholic thinking and delivers probably one of the few truly authoritative and thorough critical accounts available in Western scholarship. . . . McGill presents a new reading that will challenge both traditional and progressive thinkers alike. He has produced a constructive and creative engagement to offer a proposal for how we might interpret 'personal' evil today. A sophisticated, impressive, and well-argued account that will be an important addition to academic libraries and seminaries."" --Professor David Cheetham, Professor of Philosophical Theology, University of Birmingham"

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Alan McGill teaches theology at Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School and Religious Studies at Georgia Gwinnett College, having worked in schools and parishes in Ireland, the UK, and the US.

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