The essays in this collection, as in the previous volume, run the gamut, from the very personal to the academic. From struggling with the three Forms of Unity and the Heidelberg Catechism, to finding troublesome Greek mythology in the Nicene Creed, and discovering discomfort in the book of Jonah, this book comes out for then and now. Other themes, too, function in this collection. On the basis of the examples given here, may this collection whet your appetite for these and more.
