John Hughes was a fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, and the dean
of the college chapel until his death in 2014 at the age of
thirty-five. Widely regarded as one of the principal theological
minds of his generation, he was the author of The End of Work
(2007). His collected essays have been published as Graced Life:
The Writings of John Hughes, edited by Matthew Bullimore
(2016).
Andrew Davison is the Starbridge Lecturer in Theology and Natural
Sciences at the University of Cambridge, a fellow of Corpus Christi
College, and the Canon Philosopher of St. Albans Cathedral. He is
the author of several books, including Why Sacraments? (2013), The
Love of Wisdom: An Introduction to Philosophy for Theologians
(2013), and Blessing (2014), and the editor of Imaginative
Apologetics (2011).
"Clear-eyed, creative, and stunningly insightful, these sermons on
the creed will draw readers to a deeper and finer understanding,
certainly, but for some there will also be the luminous discovery
that the creed itself becomes a mysterious doorway into prayer,
into an encounter with the mystery to which the words bear
witness."
--Mark McIntosh, Professor, Loyola University Chicago
"As Dean of Jesus College, John Hughes proved to be someone whom
many wanted to befriend recognizing the faith on which his life was
built. Focusing on the Creed, this sermon series gives an inspiring
insight into that faith, being broad enough to encompass the main
tenets of belief but with gem after gem of deep insight. The book
is a source of great joy and fulfillment."
--Ian White, Master, Jesus College, Cambridge
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