Antony CampbellAntony Campbell, SJ, is a Jesuit priest, formally emeritus professor of Old Testament at Jesuit Theological College within the ecumenical United Faculty of Theology, a recognised teaching institution of the Melbourne College of Divinity.At 75,he has withdrawn from the governing bodies of JTC and UFT. Describing himself as 'semi-retired', he is still teaching and publishing. He is the author of over a dozen books and many articles on the Older Testament or Christian faith (including God First Loved Us [Paulist, 2000], The Whisper of Spirit [Eerdmans, 2008], God and Bible [Paulist, 2008], Making Sense of the Bible: Difficult Texts and Modern Faith [Paulist, 2010]), Experiencing Scripture [ATF, 2012], and Pentateuch Without Sources [in preparation]). He describes himself as 'a New Zealander by birth, an Australian Jesuit by choice, and a lover of the Older Testament by passion'; he adds that, with ripening age, there are armchairs for sitting, riverbanks for walking, life for living, friends to delight in, God to commune with, even classes to teach- and nature, reading, and music to enjoy. Read More Read Less