In 2019, I gave a lecture, “The Fall of Wisdom,” which was my first serious attempt at articulating an “antitheology” of evil—a term borrowed from Rowan Williams’ description of Julian of Norwich’s writings). In the lecture, I argued the following nine theses:
We cannot speak of evil.
Evil asserts itself ri…
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