The Revd Brett Gray is Chaplain and Director of Studies in Theology, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, UK.

This closely argued monograph explores Rowan Williams’s understanding of Jesus as it emerges in a wide range of Williams’s work up through 2008. Brett Gray’s exploration demonstrates—I think accurately—a consistency in Williams’s approach that might be described as orthodoxy with a postmodern twist.

• IntroductionChapter 1: The Difference of GodChapter 2: A Christological Presentation Chapter 3: Parodies Chapter 4: A Christ Complexly UnfallenChapter 5: The Complexities of MediationChapter 6: TragedyChapter 7: An Endless EndConclusions BibliographyIndex

The Revd Brett Gray is Chaplain and Director of Studies in Theology, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, UK.

This closely argued monograph explores Rowan Williams’s understanding of Jesus as it emerges in a wide range of Williams’s work up through 2008. Brett Gray’s exploration demonstrates—I think accurately—a consistency in Williams’s approach that might be described as orthodoxy with a postmodern twist.

• IntroductionChapter 1: The Difference of GodChapter 2: A Christological Presentation Chapter 3: Parodies Chapter 4: A Christ Complexly UnfallenChapter 5: The Complexities of MediationChapter 6: TragedyChapter 7: An Endless EndConclusions BibliographyIndex