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Edwin Woodruff Tait

About Edwin Woodruff Tait

Edwin Woodruff Tait earned his Ph.D. with a dissertation on Martin Bucer’s interpretation of the Sermon on the Mount, and spent six years as an assistant professor of Bible and religion at Huntington University in Indiana. He currently lives in the small town of Berea, Kentucky with his wife and two daughters. Tait is a contributing editor for Christian History Magazine:

All Posts by Edwin

Reclaiming Natural Law in the Second Trump Era

Natural Law in the Second Trump Era In recent years I've run... read more


Tradition as Disruption: Tradition and Apocalypse, Part IV

This past summer I began a series of posts reviewing David Bentley... read more


The Witch's Baptism: Wicked as a Catholic novel

A Good Witch Is hard to Find In college, I was assigned... read more


The Disruption of Development: The Problem with Newman

In the past two posts, I've outlined the historical background to the... read more


Gertrude and Claudius

I just finished reading John Updike's novel Gertrude and Claudius. I had... read more


The Development of Tradition: the background to Newman

In Part 1 of this review, I discussed the background for David... read more


Disruptions of Tradition: Tradition and Apocalypse, Part I

What is tradition? David Bentley Hart has a habit of saying things... read more


Not One Dead Remains in the Grave: Easter...

This Easter season I've been thinking about the message of the Resurrection... read more


Open Theism, Free Will, and Catholicism

  My Patheos colleague David Schloss has just published a post on... read more


Persons, not Individuals: The Legacy of Pope Benedict

  Remembering Benedict a year after his death The death of Pope... read more



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