Dr. Hollon is a proponent of the great consensual tradition that C.S. Lewis referred to as “Mere Christianity,” and as a scholar, he specializes in Ressourcement theology, which is best exemplified in the work of Henri de Lubac.

BOOK AUTHORED

• Everything Is Sacred: Spiritual Exegesis in the Political Theology of Henri de Lubac. Theopolitical Visions. Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, October, 2008

SERIES CO-EDITOR

• Co-Editor, with Barry Harvey, of the Free Church, Catholic Tradition Series (Cascade Books).
• Jeff Carey, Free Churches and the Body of Christ: Authority, Unity, Truthfulness (2013)
• Scott Bullard, Re-Membering the Body: The Lord’s Supper and Ecclesial Unity in Free Church Traditions(2013)
• Derek Hatch, Thinking with the Church (2018)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Mystical Theology’, in T&T Clark Companion to Henri de Lubac, ed. Jordan Hillebert (London: T&T Clark, 2016).

POPULAR AND REFERREED ARTICLES

•  “Catechesis: The Classic Approach to Christian Formation”, Knowing & Doing, (March 2019)
• “Sacramental Realism and the Powers: A Reconsideration of de Lubac’s Eucharistic Theology,” Ashland Theological Journal, (2011): 21-32
• “Knowledge of God as Assimilation and Participation: An essay on Biblical Epistemology and Theological Pedagogy, Perspectives in Religious Studies (Spring 2011): 85-106
• “Saint Benedict in the City,” Christian Reflection, 20 (Summer 2006): 37-42
• “Is the Epistle to Diognetus an Apology?” Journal of Communication and Religion, 29 (Spring 2006): 127-146

REVIEW ESSAYS

• Ethics of Everyday Life: Moral Theology, Anthropology, and the Imagination of the Human, by Michael Banner, Christian Scholar’s Review, Spring 2016

BOOK REVIEWS

• “The Political Dialogue of Nature and Grace: Toward a Phenomenology of Chaste Anarchism,” by Caitlin Smith Gilson, Modern Theology, October 2016
• “The Experience of God: Being, Consciousness, Bliss,” by David Bentley Hart, Christian Scholar’s Review, Summer 2014.
• “Secret Faith in the Public Square: An Argument for the Concealment of Christian Identity,” by Jonathan Malesic, Christian Scholar’s Review, Spring 2010
• “Participatory Biblical Exegesis: A Theology of Biblical Interpretation,” by Matthew Levering. Pro Ecclesia, 2010
• “The Possibility of Christian Philosophy: Maurice Blondel at the Intersection of Theology and Philosophy,” by Adam C. English. Perspectives in Religious Studies, Fall 2009
• “De Lubac: A Guide for the Perplexed,” by David Grumett. Pro Ecclesia, 2009
• “Christian Wisdom: Desiring God and Learning in Love,” by David Ford. Christian Higher Education, 2009
• “Reading Augustine: A Guide to the Confessions,” by Jason Byassee. Teaching Theology and Religion, October, 2008
• “The Spirit of Early Christian Thought,” by Robert Wilken; Augustine and Modernity, by Michael Hanby; Being Reconciled, by John Milbank. Perspectives in Religious Studies, Volume 31 Number 3 (Fall 2004)