Handbook for today's Catholic Book

So far, I've only read a few of the essays in this book, and a couple of sermons. Of what I have read, "Original Sin" is probably the most brilliant. McCabe writes in a very informal and witty style and yet accomplishes quite a bit theologically. He writes in such a way that only after you have finished it do you realize that he made some fascinating claims, while reading his skill as a write just keeps things clipping along.

I wrote 3 papers this semester based on this book.