Theology and H.P. Lovecraft engages with the work of horror author H.P. Lovecraft from a theological perspective. With responses ranging from admiration to critique, the contributors explore the dark uncharted regions of Lovecraft’s dark mythology in the service of theological truth.
Theology and H.P. Lovecraft engages with the work of horror author H.P. Lovecraft from a theological perspective. With responses ranging from admiration to critique, the contributors explore the dark uncharted regions of Lovecraft’s dark mythology in the service of theological truth.
Edited by Austin M. Freeman - Contributions by Nick Bennett; Ryan G. Duns; Lyle Enright; Neal Foster; David K. Goodin; Austin M. Freeman; Katherine Kelaidis; J.S. Mackley; Justin Mullis; Andrew J. O'Connor; Eric Ortlund; Robert Grant Price; Geoffrey Reite
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Stars Are Right Austin M. Freeman Part I: Lovecraft and Biblical Theology 1. Biblical Cosmicism? Religion and Cosmic Insignificance in Old Testament Wisdom Literature and H. P. Lovecraft Eric Ortlund 2. Dagon and Idolatry: Lovecraft's Use of the Bible in "Dagon" and "The Shadow over Innsmouth" Alexander P. Thompson 3. Concerning the Hidden God Who Surpasses All Understanding: Lovecraftian Meditations on Christian Theodicy David K. Goodin Part II: Lovecraft and Historical Theology 4. "A Dark Poem": Lovecraft's Puritan Aesthetics and the Vice of Curiosity Geoffrey Reiter 5. August Derleth and the Christianization of the Cthulhu Mythos J.S. Mackley 6. The Lurker at the Threshold of Interpretation: August Derleth and the Debate over Lovecraftian Dualism Justin Mullis Part III: Lovecraft and Systematic Theology 7. When God Goes Mad: Lovecraft, Von Balthasar, and the Split between Transcendence and Goodness Lyle Enright and Nick Bennett 8. One God Further: Lovecraft and the Critique of Ontotheology Ryan G. Duns 9. Mythos and Mythopoeia: Lovecraft and Tolkien on the Transcendent Function of Fantasy Austin M. Freeman Part IV: Lovecraft and Pastoral Theology 10. Haunted Steeples and Horrible Peoples: Church and Cult in Lovecraft Neal Foster 11. Lovecraft's Gods: Cosmic Anxiety and Racist Hatred Michael Spence 12. Sudden Onset Belief: The Brutality of Conversion in Lovecraft's Stories Robert Grant Price Part V: Lovecraft and Other Religions 13. Lovecraft the Pagan?: Lovecraft and Classical Religion Katherine Kelaidis 14. Prophet of the Mythos: H.P. Lovecraft, Müammad, and Arabic Scriptures Andrew J. O'Connor
Introduction: The Stars Are Right Austin M. Freeman Part I: Lovecraft and Biblical Theology 1. Biblical Cosmicism? Religion and Cosmic Insignificance in Old Testament Wisdom Literature and H. P. Lovecraft Eric Ortlund 2. Dagon and Idolatry: Lovecraft's Use of the Bible in "Dagon" and "The Shadow over Innsmouth" Alexander P. Thompson 3. Concerning the Hidden God Who Surpasses All Understanding: Lovecraftian Meditations on Christian Theodicy David K. Goodin Part II: Lovecraft and Historical Theology 4. "A Dark Poem": Lovecraft's Puritan Aesthetics and the Vice of Curiosity Geoffrey Reiter 5. August Derleth and the Christianization of the Cthulhu Mythos J.S. Mackley 6. The Lurker at the Threshold of Interpretation: August Derleth and the Debate over Lovecraftian Dualism Justin Mullis Part III: Lovecraft and Systematic Theology 7. When God Goes Mad: Lovecraft, Von Balthasar, and the Split between Transcendence and Goodness Lyle Enright and Nick Bennett 8. One God Further: Lovecraft and the Critique of Ontotheology Ryan G. Duns 9. Mythos and Mythopoeia: Lovecraft and Tolkien on the Transcendent Function of Fantasy Austin M. Freeman Part IV: Lovecraft and Pastoral Theology 10. Haunted Steeples and Horrible Peoples: Church and Cult in Lovecraft Neal Foster 11. Lovecraft's Gods: Cosmic Anxiety and Racist Hatred Michael Spence 12. Sudden Onset Belief: The Brutality of Conversion in Lovecraft's Stories Robert Grant Price Part V: Lovecraft and Other Religions 13. Lovecraft the Pagan?: Lovecraft and Classical Religion Katherine Kelaidis 14. Prophet of the Mythos: H.P. Lovecraft, Müammad, and Arabic Scriptures Andrew J. O'Connor
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