Charles Miller is an Anglican priest who, having received his doctorate in theology from Oxford University, has taught theology, Anglican studies and spirituality in seminaries and universities in the United States and the UK. He has a special interest in twentieth-century Orthodox theology and ecumenical issues, and is a member of the Art & Christianity Enquiry. His books include: 'Toward A Fuller Vision: Orthodoxy and the Anglican Experience', 'Praying the Eucharist: Reflections on the Eucharistic Experience of God', and 'For the Gift of the World: An Introduction to the Theology of Dumitru Staniloae'. Since 2006 he has been Team Rector of Abingdon and Vicar of St Helen's Church in the Diocese of Oxford.

• Part 1Introduction Chapter 1 'That Glorious Beam of the English Church'Chapter 2 'The Weight of this Requireth Largenesse'Part 2Chapter 3 'That Light which None Can Approach Unto'Chapter 4 'The Noblest Creature in the World'Chapter 5 'A Way Mystical and Supernatural'Chapter 6 'Light, Life and Love Eternal'Chapter 7 'Generative Force and Virtue'Part 3Chapter 8 - 'The Sovereign Observance of God's Grace'Chapter 9 'Powerful Instruments of God'Part 4Chapter 10 'A Holy Rule of Doing Well'Chapter 11 'The Science of Things Divine'Chapter 12 'Our Good: Our Sovereign Good'Chapter 13 'Our Desire to Behold God'Part 5Chapter 14 'That Visible Mystical Body'Chapter 15 'The Public Ministry of Holy Things': Christian Ministry. Chapter 16 'The Laws by which We Live': Political Theology. Conclusion

[...] it is good to welcome this clearly written and thorough account and appraisal of Hooker's work [...]. This is a book I would commend warmly to all interested in Hooker's legacy and its potential use in current ecumenical debate and relationships.