Making Representations: Religious Faith and the Habit of Language
In this series of six lectures, Lord Williams considers how language about God enters our ordinary human discourse, and the ways in which language itself is more complex and problematic than we once thought. This, in turn, prompts a greater openness to references about the transcendent. He asserts that our human speech points to an initiative that is not ours and to the conviction that our intelligence struggles to keep pace with the intelligibility and communicability of our environment.
