Joshua Cockayne is the Academic Dean at St John’s College, Durham, UK.Mitchell Mallary is the Academic Administrator for Scholarship and Christianity in Oxford (SCIO).

• 1. Introduction 2. Data of Natural Theology and the Utility of History (and Philosophy) 3. The Jesus of History and the Future of Natural Theology, a Review of N.T. Wright’s Gifford Lectures 4. Between Deus Nudus and Solus Christus: Remarks on N. T. Wright’s Theological Epistemology 5. Building a Tower of Babel? N.T. Wright’s Critique of Traditional Natural Theology 6. Professors Wright and Swinburne on the Method of Ramified Natural Theology 7. Wrighting Natural Theology, Personal Knowledge of God & the Importance of Narrative 8.The Teacher or the Teaching? Kierkegaard and Wright on History and Epistemology 9. Rescuing Religion from Modernity? Assessing N.T. Wright’s First Century Alternative 10. And They Recognized Him: Disabilities, Recognition, and an Epistemology of Love 11. Disability in History, Disability in Eschatology

Joshua Cockayne is the Academic Dean at St John’s College, Durham, UK.Mitchell Mallary is the Academic Administrator for Scholarship and Christianity in Oxford (SCIO).

• 1. Introduction 2. Data of Natural Theology and the Utility of History (and Philosophy) 3. The Jesus of History and the Future of Natural Theology, a Review of N.T. Wright’s Gifford Lectures 4. Between Deus Nudus and Solus Christus: Remarks on N. T. Wright’s Theological Epistemology 5. Building a Tower of Babel? N.T. Wright’s Critique of Traditional Natural Theology 6. Professors Wright and Swinburne on the Method of Ramified Natural Theology 7. Wrighting Natural Theology, Personal Knowledge of God & the Importance of Narrative 8.The Teacher or the Teaching? Kierkegaard and Wright on History and Epistemology 9. Rescuing Religion from Modernity? Assessing N.T. Wright’s First Century Alternative 10. And They Recognized Him: Disabilities, Recognition, and an Epistemology of Love 11. Disability in History, Disability in Eschatology

Joshua Cockayne is the Academic Dean at St John’s College, Durham, UK.Mitchell Mallary is the Academic Administrator for Scholarship and Christianity in Oxford (SCIO).

• 1. Introduction 2. Data of Natural Theology and the Utility of History (and Philosophy) 3. The Jesus of History and the Future of Natural Theology, a Review of N.T. Wright’s Gifford Lectures 4. Between Deus Nudus and Solus Christus: Remarks on N. T. Wright’s Theological Epistemology 5. Building a Tower of Babel? N.T. Wright’s Critique of Traditional Natural Theology 6. Professors Wright and Swinburne on the Method of Ramified Natural Theology 7. Wrighting Natural Theology, Personal Knowledge of God & the Importance of Narrative 8.The Teacher or the Teaching? Kierkegaard and Wright on History and Epistemology 9. Rescuing Religion from Modernity? Assessing N.T. Wright’s First Century Alternative 10. And They Recognized Him: Disabilities, Recognition, and an Epistemology of Love 11. Disability in History, Disability in Eschatology