History Is Not Enough: The Bible After Modernity
Amy Peeler on reading the Bible today Biblical Studies is changing. This is not news; the discipline has been undergoing methodological shifts
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theology
St. Augustine and The American Apocalypse
Alexander Earl on Erik Kenyon If there is one word that captures the situation of “the West” it is crisis. The political crisis,
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Sex, Flesh, God: Towards a Theology of Carnal Life
Wesley Hill on Paul Griffiths Christianity’s central preoccupation is with a tortured body, now radiantly transformed—the human body of Jesus, once crucified and
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Cultural Creativity in the Cosmopolitan Caliphate: Philosophy and Theology in 3rd-Century Islam
David Bennett on Racha el Omari A confluence of unusual circumstances allowed for an explosion of original thought in the 9th Century—the 3rd
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Theology after the Death of God
Paul R. Hinlicky on Robert W. Jenson I. The theology of Robert W. Jenson signals epochal change. An American Lutheran who studied under
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The Anxiety of Influence
Devin Singh responds to D. Stephen Long In my introduction to Divine Currency, I note in passing a set of concerns that often
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Confession and Cosmopolitanism
Frederick Klaits Reviews Jason Bruner What happens when people’s cultural and social horizons undergo dramatic shifts? For those who have experienced colonial rule,
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Queer Theology Revisited
Linn Tonstad responds to Paul Griffiths First, I want to express my thanks to Paul Griffiths for his review—not just its generosity, but
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Darwin’s Sacred Song
Dan Brown’s brother wrote a sacred mass about Charles Darwin We may console ourselves,” Charles Darwin wrote in 1859, that the war
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Can Good Fences Make Good Neighbors?
Myles Werntz on the Theological Implications of Immigration My own journey to thinking about the moral implications of immigration was relatively late; having
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