Nicholas Boyle is a the Emeritus Schröder Professor the University of Cambridge.
"The journey from political paradoxes to Christian poetry that Boyle has unveiled is illuminating. [T]his is a book of extraoridinary substance for theologians interested in surviving postmodernity." — Teaching Theology and Religion "Boyle's argument for a deep interconnectedness of politics, religion, philosophy and literature, and their shared inseparability from the economic base, is appealing. Boyle has produced a book full of perceptive insight and important challenge that deserves to be widely read." —Theological Book Review "[T]his book is one of the most challenging to theology that I have read in recent years. I recommend it without reservation as an excellent starting-point for what needs to be an essential part of the contemporary discussion." —The Expository Times "[A] Christian tract for our times in the best traditions of Newman, Chesterton, or T. S. Eliot. In Who Are We Now? Christian Humanism and the Global Market from Hegel to Heaney, Dr. Boyle analyses the revolutionary impact of globalisation, and he devotes several essays to explaining how we got here—as invisibly erudite a brief intellectual history of the West as I have ever read." —The Times (London)
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