Timothy Connor is an Archdeacon in the Diocese of Huron and Rector of St. George's Anglican Church, London ON, Canada. He is also adjunct Lecturer of Systematic Theology at Wycliffe College, Ontario.

Donald Mackinnon's theology defies easy stereotyping. He was an Anglo-Catholic who summoned the church to humility, a student of Barth and yet no "Barthian," a philosopher's philosopher marked by penetrating insight into the Christian gospel. In this remarkable study, Timothy Connor shows how all these lines converge in Mackinnon's reflections on the self-emptying of the Crucified. A beautiful and engaging work of scholarship.

• AcknowlegementsIntroduction1. Donald MacKinnon and the Discontents of Contemporary Anglicanism2. MacKinnon's Early Ecclesiology Along the Way of the Cross3. The Church on the Kenotic Way of Jesus Christ4. From Galilee to Jerusalem I: Kenotic Ecclesiology, Salvation and Atonement5. From Galilee to Jerusalem II: Kenotic Ecclesiology, Incarnation and Trinity6. ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Timothy Connor is an Archdeacon in the Diocese of Huron and Rector of St. George's Anglican Church, London ON, Canada. He is also adjunct Lecturer of Systematic Theology at Wycliffe College, Ontario.

Donald Mackinnon's theology defies easy stereotyping. He was an Anglo-Catholic who summoned the church to humility, a student of Barth and yet no "Barthian," a philosopher's philosopher marked by penetrating insight into the Christian gospel. In this remarkable study, Timothy Connor shows how all these lines converge in Mackinnon's reflections on the self-emptying of the Crucified. A beautiful and engaging work of scholarship.

• AcknowlegementsIntroduction1. Donald MacKinnon and the Discontents of Contemporary Anglicanism2. MacKinnon's Early Ecclesiology Along the Way of the Cross3. The Church on the Kenotic Way of Jesus Christ4. From Galilee to Jerusalem I: Kenotic Ecclesiology, Salvation and Atonement5. From Galilee to Jerusalem II: Kenotic Ecclesiology, Incarnation and Trinity6. ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Timothy Connor is an Archdeacon in the Diocese of Huron and Rector of St. George's Anglican Church, London ON, Canada. He is also adjunct Lecturer of Systematic Theology at Wycliffe College, Ontario.

Donald Mackinnon's theology defies easy stereotyping. He was an Anglo-Catholic who summoned the church to humility, a student of Barth and yet no "Barthian," a philosopher's philosopher marked by penetrating insight into the Christian gospel. In this remarkable study, Timothy Connor shows how all these lines converge in Mackinnon's reflections on the self-emptying of the Crucified. A beautiful and engaging work of scholarship.

• AcknowlegementsIntroduction1. Donald MacKinnon and the Discontents of Contemporary Anglicanism2. MacKinnon's Early Ecclesiology Along the Way of the Cross3. The Church on the Kenotic Way of Jesus Christ4. From Galilee to Jerusalem I: Kenotic Ecclesiology, Salvation and Atonement5. From Galilee to Jerusalem II: Kenotic Ecclesiology, Incarnation and Trinity6. ConclusionBibliographyIndex