The Kenotic Trajectory of the Church in Donald MacKinnon's Theology From Galilee to Jerusalem to Galilee

'Donald MacKinnon brilliant, eccentric and hugely influential in the lives of his best students (including the present Archbishop of Canterbury) is one of the unsung heroes of twentieth century Anglican theology. Tim Connor's fine study of MacKinnon's ecclesiology is therefore a welcome new resource. Rising above what George Steiner once called the "flatlands of current Anglican discourse," it shows MacKinnon to rank among the most profound theologians of his day. This is an important book that one could wish every Anglican church leader to read, and an essential book for the study of modern British theology generally.' - Gary D. Badcock, Peache Professor of Divinity, Huron University College, Canada--Sanford Lakoff