James K. A. Smith (Ph.D., Villanova University) is the Gary & Henrietta Byker Chair in Applied Reformed Theology & Worldview at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In addition, he is editor of Comment magazine and a senior fellow of the Colossian Forum. He formerly taught at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Active in both the church and the academy, Smith is the author of Speech and Theology (part of the Routledge Radical Orthodoxy series) and The Fall of Interpretation.

• Foreword by John MilbankIntroductionPart 1:Orientation1. Inhabiting the Post-Secular: Why Radical Orthodoxy? Why Now?2. Elements of a Manifesto: The Movements of Radical Orthodoxy3. Radical Orthodoxy's "Story" of Philosophy: From Plato to Scotus and BackPart 2:Navigation4. Postmodern Parodies: The Critique of Modernity and the Myth of the Secular5. Possibilities for the Post-Secular: Faith, Reason, and Public Engagement6. Participation and Incarnation: Materiality, Liturgy, Sacramentality7. Cities of God: Cultural Critique and Social TransformationConclusionIndex

James K. A. Smith (Ph.D., Villanova University) is the Gary & Henrietta Byker Chair in Applied Reformed Theology & Worldview at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In addition, he is editor of Comment magazine and a senior fellow of the Colossian Forum. He formerly taught at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Active in both the church and the academy, Smith is the author of Speech and Theology (part of the Routledge Radical Orthodoxy series) and The Fall of Interpretation.

• Foreword by John MilbankIntroductionPart 1:Orientation1. Inhabiting the Post-Secular: Why Radical Orthodoxy? Why Now?2. Elements of a Manifesto: The Movements of Radical Orthodoxy3. Radical Orthodoxy's "Story" of Philosophy: From Plato to Scotus and BackPart 2:Navigation4. Postmodern Parodies: The Critique of Modernity and the Myth of the Secular5. Possibilities for the Post-Secular: Faith, Reason, and Public Engagement6. Participation and Incarnation: Materiality, Liturgy, Sacramentality7. Cities of God: Cultural Critique and Social TransformationConclusionIndex

James K. A. Smith (Ph.D., Villanova University) is the Gary & Henrietta Byker Chair in Applied Reformed Theology & Worldview at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In addition, he is editor of Comment magazine and a senior fellow of the Colossian Forum. He formerly taught at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Active in both the church and the academy, Smith is the author of Speech and Theology (part of the Routledge Radical Orthodoxy series) and The Fall of Interpretation.

• Foreword by John MilbankIntroductionPart 1:Orientation1. Inhabiting the Post-Secular: Why Radical Orthodoxy? Why Now?2. Elements of a Manifesto: The Movements of Radical Orthodoxy3. Radical Orthodoxy's "Story" of Philosophy: From Plato to Scotus and BackPart 2:Navigation4. Postmodern Parodies: The Critique of Modernity and the Myth of the Secular5. Possibilities for the Post-Secular: Faith, Reason, and Public Engagement6. Participation and Incarnation: Materiality, Liturgy, Sacramentality7. Cities of God: Cultural Critique and Social TransformationConclusionIndex