The coronavirus pandemic has caused considerable upheaval in our world, causing death indiscriminately, ruining livelihoods, disrupting...

As Christians approach the 2020 election, a variety of questions are in the air, being discussed by families at dining room tables,...

Does God Exist? by Matt Fradd and Robert Delfino [1] presents a fictional coffee-house conversation between AJ, an atheist, and Lucy, a...

The proverb, “Faith is a leap in the dark” implies that faith is “something you do without being certain what will happen as a result"...

Ever since his encounter as a Jewish man with a Nazi soldier asking for his forgiveness, Simon Wiesenthal has challenged the world to...

Christina S. Hitchcock’s The Significance of Singleness seeks to address the dearth of theological literature on the subject of...

Over the millennia, Christians have confessed the Holy Spirit as fully God, distinct from the Father and the Son as the third person of...

Rudolf Bultmann, in Kerygma and Myth, argues that the New Testament is clouded with mythology which modern persons cannot accept. To...

The present essay will focus on the task of theology, specifically changes in defining theology through the methods of Kant,...

The present essay will focus on the task of theology, specifically changes in defining theology through the methods of Kant,...

"Even as the congregation meets in separate groups, they are united around the same shared text."

St. Anselm of Canterbury begins his significant philosophical text, the Proslogion, with a prayer. In it, he reveals his desire to see...

NBC’s critically-acclaimed comedy series, The Good Place, now on its fourth and final season, asks surprisingly serious questions: what...

Over forty years after his death, Rudolf Bultmann continues to draw sharp critiques from New Testament scholars, betraying the continuing...

James K. A Smith criticizes modern philosophy for reducing humans to “brains-on-a-stick” (Smith 3). He particularly singles out Rene...

Howard Thurman wrote in his classic work, Jesus and the Disinherited, a series of observations rooted in Jesus’ identity as a poor Jew,...

In Playing God, Andy Crouch provides a fascinating exploration of power, which he associates with God's creative actions in Genesis 1 and...

The Medieval theologian/philosophers endeavored to “demonstrate through logic and argument what [they] believe by faith” (Cleveland 163)....

Tod Bolsinger highlights that in an age of Christendom’s decline in the Western world, pastors are ill-equipped to lead through the...

I want to focus my reflection this evening on Jesus’ part in this exchange. Christians affirm God as all-knowing and, so, usually focus...