Exactly How Unspeakable?
Editor-in-Chief Zac Settle reviews the latest Christological contributions from Rowan Williams and Paul DeHart.
Zachary Thomas Settle
Zachary Thomas Settle is the editor-in-chief of The Other Journal. He holds a PhD in theological studies from Vanderbilt’s Graduate Department of Religion and has written for publications such as Modern Theology, Augustinian Studies, and the Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion. His first book, On the Nature, Limits, Mean- ing, and End of Work was published in Bloomsbury’s popular “Reading Augustine” series in 2022. He is currently preparing for ordination to the priesthood in the Episcopal Diocese of East Tennessee and drafting a book wherein he develops an Augustinian theology of economy.
Knowing Your Place and the End of White Evangelicalism
Justin Phillips reflects on writing about the formative communities of his life—white, southern, evangelical—and on trying to live faithfully and speak prophetically in the context of his upbringing.
John Wayne, Jesus Christ, and the Question of Evangelicalism: An Interview with Kristin Kobes Du Mez
Justin Phillips and Zac Thomas Settle interview Kristin Kobes Du Mez about her book, Jesus and John Wayne.
The Other Review: What’s a Body?
Zachary Thomas Settle brings Paul Griffith’s Christian Flesh into conversation with Natalie Carnes’ Motherhood.
The Theological Legacy of Money and Debt: An Interview with Devin Singh
Devin Singh discusses the God in our wallets.
Kinopolitics and the Figure of the Migrant: An Interview with Thomas Nail
The Other Journal sits down with Thomas Nail to discuss his latest book, The Figure of the Migrant.
Economies and Theologies: A Review of Reggie Williams’s Black Jesus
Reggie Williams’s Bonhoeffer’s Black Jesus is a timely work for both Bonhoeffer studies and theological engagement in general.
The Cinematic Experience as Experiment: Reflection on The Stanford Prison Experiment
Kyle Patrick Alvarez’s recent film, The Stanford Prison Experiment, is itself a theological, cinematic experiment.
Special: The Sundance Issue
Recently, The Other Journal was invited to attend the Sundance Film Festival with Into the Noise, a nonprofit that travels to large festivals like Sundance to explore the cultural and spiritual stories that are being shared by our world’s most creative thinkers and creators. Their goal is to approach each festival communally, thoughtfully, and theologically, to […]
