Thanks DMcFadden!
"And, inasmuch as he denied the liberal obsessions with immanence, his writing was a refreshing change stressing the sovereignty of God."
Refreshing? I've heard this and just don't get it. The theological liberalism must have been more domminant than I give it credit. I guess that without living in that time, I probably won't. If Paradox and Mystery is something that was lacking, if he brought it back, I guess he actually did some good. (Don't tell anybody I said that) Hmmm.
