Stephen Pardue is Assistant Professor of Theology at the Asia Graduate School of Theology (Manila). He has published articles in Scottish Journal of Theology, International Journal of Systematic Theology, and Journal of Theological Interpretation.

Stephen Pardue's treatment of humility is scripturally faithful, theologically profound, and spiritually nourishing. He treats this virtue in ways that honor both intellectual and ethical concerns. The book is clearly and beautifully written. Above all, it directs our focus consistently toward God's self-giving in Jesus Christ - toward that which ultimately defines our human dignity.

• 1. The Theological Value of the 'Forgotten' Virtue2. In the Form of a Servant: Humility in Canonical Context3. Humility and Acquaintance with God: Gregory of Nyssa and Early Christian Tradition4. Kenosis and Its Discontents: Toward an Augustinian Account of Divine Humility5. Christ and Curiositas: Intellectual Humility and the Transformation of Human Limits

Stephen Pardue is Assistant Professor of Theology at the Asia Graduate School of Theology (Manila). He has published articles in Scottish Journal of Theology, International Journal of Systematic Theology, and Journal of Theological Interpretation.

Stephen Pardue's treatment of humility is scripturally faithful, theologically profound, and spiritually nourishing. He treats this virtue in ways that honor both intellectual and ethical concerns. The book is clearly and beautifully written. Above all, it directs our focus consistently toward God's self-giving in Jesus Christ - toward that which ultimately defines our human dignity.

• 1. The Theological Value of the 'Forgotten' Virtue2. In the Form of a Servant: Humility in Canonical Context3. Humility and Acquaintance with God: Gregory of Nyssa and Early Christian Tradition4. Kenosis and Its Discontents: Toward an Augustinian Account of Divine Humility5. Christ and Curiositas: Intellectual Humility and the Transformation of Human Limits

Stephen Pardue is Assistant Professor of Theology at the Asia Graduate School of Theology (Manila). He has published articles in Scottish Journal of Theology, International Journal of Systematic Theology, and Journal of Theological Interpretation.

Stephen Pardue's treatment of humility is scripturally faithful, theologically profound, and spiritually nourishing. He treats this virtue in ways that honor both intellectual and ethical concerns. The book is clearly and beautifully written. Above all, it directs our focus consistently toward God's self-giving in Jesus Christ - toward that which ultimately defines our human dignity.

• 1. The Theological Value of the 'Forgotten' Virtue2. In the Form of a Servant: Humility in Canonical Context3. Humility and Acquaintance with God: Gregory of Nyssa and Early Christian Tradition4. Kenosis and Its Discontents: Toward an Augustinian Account of Divine Humility5. Christ and Curiositas: Intellectual Humility and the Transformation of Human Limits