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Fashion Theology
All of Life is All for Jesus
What has Paris to do with Jerusalem?
This volume explores the relationship between Christian theology and the emerging discipline of fashion studies. It has received upwards of 30 reviews.
Here are a few:
Wat heeft Parijs met Jeruzalem te maken?
My Fashion Theology book was recently published in Dutch by the publisher Buijten & Schipperheijn.
Handbook of Neo-Calvinism
Theology and the Arts
Art in the Reformed Tradition
I was honored to be invited to write the chapter on the arts for the T & T Handbook of Neo-Calvinism. The chapter distills a host of Reformed thinkers on the role and purpose of art.
Theology and California
Thinking Christianly About Sports
How Does Surfing Relate to Christianity?
Increasingly, nones are turning to leisure activities such as surfing to find meaning and purpose in their lives. This chapter explores the spiritual themes haunting California surf culture and how the Christian faith addresses these themes. Additionally, it lays out a model of how to think about any given spheres of life from a Chrsitian viewpoint.
Seeing the Unseen
Employing Art in the Local Church
How Should Churches Use Art?
Here I offer a theological introduction to the role of the arts in the life of the church.
Neo-Calvinism and Roman Catholicism
Thinking Christianly About Civil Society
Reformed Thought and Social Order
This chapter compares and contrasts Reformed and Roman Catholic approaches to thinking about God's intent for the components of human society (family, church, state, etc.).
Stewarding Our Bodies
Thinking Christianly About Our Bodies
Stewarding Our Bodies: A Vision for Christian Student Affairs
This volume is written for those working with collegians. My chapter offers pastoral guidance on how to help collegians think about the practical issues of discipleship involved in the mundane issue of dress (identity, stewardship, community).
Neo-Calvinism and the French Revolution
The Roots of Secularism
The History of French Secularization
This chapter examines the role fashion played in the secularizing impulses of the French Revolution.
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