The Royal Remains: The People's Two Bodies and the Endgames of Sovereignty Book

An amazing collection of essays centered around the (loosely Anglican) Radical Orthodox theology. Difficult to summarize justly, some prominent themes include a rejection of the univocity of Being (a misstep largely laid at the feet of Duns Scotus which allegedly opened the door for voluntarism, nominalism, and modernity) and a return to Thomas' view of theology as the Queen of the sciences (without, however, rejecting wholesale everything that comes after Thomas). The ability of the Radical Orthodoxy to engage with postmodernism in a way that doesn't sell out Christian doctrine is intellectually satisfying while being mostly sound and sane (some of the things they say about gender are weird). Overall, this is some essential reading for intellectually serious Christians.