Today I got my copy of volume 12 of Stone-Campbell Journal, which includes my pretentiously entitled article "How to Talk about Religion and Science...Rationally." It's probably unfortunately not apparent how ironic I conceived that title to be, but in its original form the paper was a presentation for a session on "Re-imagining Faith and Reason" at the 2007 Christian Scholar's Conference--hence the "rationally." It's probably even less evident that the "how to" is meant ironically, though I dare to hope that reading the article makes that at least somewhat clear.
Also included in the volume is a review of the one-volume commentary from ACU Press, The Transforming Word, which includes my little essay on religion & science. The review singles out my essay, which would be a good thing, if the reviewer had in fact said something positive about it. Instead the essay is criticized for being too general to be helpful, which I personally find to be quite fair--that's pretty much exactly how I feel about it. Sigh.
And now to click over to the ol' CV and change the "forthcoming" to "12.1 (2009): 31-38."
2 comments:
That's so funny that you mention S-C: Nate's got a review in that volume too. I think he's updating his CV as we speak. It's no article (go you!), but I understand the thrill of a name in print.
SCJ was my first publication ever, and it will always be dear to my heart. And I think the thrill of name in print never really goes away...
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