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In his contribution to Purity and the Forming of Religious Traditions, Philippe Borgeaud explores ancient comparative anthropology, the…

Sketching a theological account in support of Reformed ressourcement in their Reformed Catholicity, Michael Allen and Scott Swain…

Robert Louis Wilken, noted church historian and Chairman of the Board of the Institute on Religion and…

On Satire—a Response to the Charlie Hebdo Attacks Joe Sacco, The Guardian Stanis?aw Bara?czak’s “This is Not…

Ancient Babylonian temples were busy places. There were butchers and cooks for the meat, bakers for the…

Aseity is the property that describes a being’s self-causation. In theology, to speak of divine aseity is…

In his study of Justification in Earlier Medieval Theology, Charles Carlson concludes that early medieval commentators on Paul…

I disallow laptops in my classroom. No screens, only books, paper, and pencil. The obvious reason is the…

An article by ARDA (the Association of Religious Data Archives) reports the difficulty older seminarians have of…

The reactions to the attack on Charlie Hebdo which Matthew Schmitz noted last week are significant for…

Je Ne Suis Pas Charlie David Warren, The Catholic Thing Unfinished Business: 2015 in Preview Editors, Fare…

At the end of Albert Camus’s The Stranger, the narrator is on death row for killing an…

Naomi Koltun-Fromm argues (Hermeneutics of Holiness) that the concepts of purity and holiness, while normally distinct in the…

Explaining Ezra’s concern about the mixed marriages in the restoration community, Naomi Koltun-Fromm (Hermeneutics of Holiness) writes,…

In his contribution to Seeing Things Their Way, Richard Muller discusses and commends the recent effort to free…