This post is part of the series on the Faith of Theologians. Read the introduction to the series here. You can read Dana’s first installment here. As Dana pointed out in the introduction to this series, theologians...
Read MoreThis post is part of the series on the Faith of Theologians. Read the introduction to the series here. To talk about one’s faith is more difficult than one would think. Faith, though deeply personal, is not at all private. I...
Read MoreAt this year’s meeting of the College Theology Society, among many other helpful sessions, there was an open forum in which theologians were placed into groups (I had not met anyone in my group before the session) and were asked...
Read MoreOver at National Review Online, George Weigel has put up a blog post, “Don’t Know Much about Theology…”. In it, he criticizes a number of things. I will highlight these and say a brief word about them;...
Read MoreJohn Berkman started this whole thing a few weeks ago by challenging us to rethink our relationship with the factory farming of non-human animals. I responded by fundamentally agreeing with his view while also detailing other...
Read MoreFr. Tom Weinandy’s speech labeling many theologians a curse has received a great deal of discussion our our website (see Dana Dillon’s post Against Divisiveness) and across the blogosphere. For those who have been...
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