Tony Flood Bryant Park 3 09.30.2018

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The author of Philosophy after Christ: Thinking God’s Thoughts after Him, Christ, Capital & Liberty: A Polemic, and Herbert Aptheker: Studies in Willful Blindness, I also ghostwrote Hilary Franco’s Six Popes: A Son of the Church Remembers.

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Philosophy after Christ: Thinking God’s Thoughts after Him

“This is a fascinating book! Written with admirable clarity, erudition, and not a little panache, it addresses itself to the question ‘What must the world be like for there to be intersubjective communication and reasoning among intelligent (pattern-grasping) and rationally exigent beings with reliable, but fallible, memories, with a grasp of numbers as well as beauty, for there to be mutual criticism according to shared rational norms?’ . . . Reading Anthony Flood’s book gave me a headache, but the right kind of headache.” Gerard N. Casey MA, LLM, PhD, DLitt., Professor Emeritus, University College Dublin. Amazon.co.uk review, August 3, 2022

“Flood is a punchy, witty writer, and the material in these chapters is illuminating and a delight to read. . . . Flood succeeds in what I take to be his principal aims: to press for a philosophy that honors the lordship of Jesus Christ, and to draw out some of its major implications for engagement with non-Christian systems of thought. . . . I hope that Tony will . . . continue to direct his considerable intellectual and rhetorical gifts toward these important issues.” James N. Anderson, PhD, Carl W. McMurray Professor of Theology and Philosophy, Reformed Theological Seminary. Analogical Thoughts [blog], March 7, 2023