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from Theos Where could studying Theology and Religious Studies take you? Choosing a degree is about what prepares you for a world shaped by technological change, global connection,...
from Religion Media Centre The think tank Theos has produced a student-facing resource ”Big Questions. Real-World Skills”, which highlights the importance of studying Theology and...
Theology Beer Camp began as an experiment in “pub theology.” A few “theology nerds” delving into deep subjects like God, the universe and the meaning of life over a few brews. Trip...
Theology studies mark the final stage of Jesuit formation for priesthood. Fr. Brian Strassburger, SJ reflects on how experiences in the classroom, in parish and prison ministry, an...
Ralph McInerny on Christian philosophy.
by Michael Tang, Premier Christianity The number of theology departments in the UK have halved in a decade, with the University of Exeter the latest to make deep cuts. Michael Tang...
Rowan Williams on Wisdom.
"Many more students enter my class today wondering what religion really is, what we mean by the word spirituality, and what people actually do in religious communities," writes Eri...
By Elizabeth Prata I was asked about the spiritual realm. It is a huge subject! Angels are an interesting subject, and I am like many of you who wonder why preachers do not preach...
Augustine was a man of deep conviction, with remarkable biblical, rhetorical, and logical mastery, while still maintaining the heart of a pastor. The post The Theology of St. Augus...
Knowing God as the Father means knowing he has made us, knows us, and actively pursues us. He doesn’t wait for our students to fix themselves; rather, he’s been chasing them from t...
In Chapter 4, Paul extends his riff about salvation being by faith alone. He intersperses a lot of gibberish about circumcision, to no obvious point, and credits God for making Abr...
In my latest article at Postliberal Order, I discuss how the novel metaphysical assumptions that modern philosophy brought to the traditional project of establishing the existence...
By Peter Mullen, Anglican Mainstream. (Image: Unsplash) I wanted to know about transcendence not in the gnostic or deistic sense of knowing that. Rather it was existential with me:...
By Peter Mullen, Anglican Mainstream. (Image: Unsplash) I wanted to know about transcendence not in the gnostic or deistic sense of knowing that. Rather it was existential with me:...
Dr. Chad Engelland, Word on Fire God is naturally hidden not because he is insufficiently loving or powerful but because he is Creator of all things visible and invisible.
If you’ve ever sat in a pew wondering why your church seems allergic to the culture war, that’s not your imagination. It’s loser theology.
Kicking off a new season of What Christians Believe, host Derek Rishmawy is joined by Dr. Ligon Duncan to introduce the subject of Covenant Theology. The post Ligon Duncan | What I...
The New Yorker, Dolly Parton, Honky-Tonk Angel: Dolly Parton belonged to a beloved category: the outlaw Christian, who loved Jesus and refused to hate anyone else. Erick Erickson,...
By Elizabeth Prata From His fullness we have all received grace upon grace. (John 1:16). But He said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is perfected in weakness (...
Critical theory is a religion, advancing its own view of the world and human nature. The post Criticizing Critical Theory appeared first on byFaith.
Scott Ventureyra, Crisis Magazine From Odysseus to He-Man, the hero's story has always pointed to an underlying moral virtue that is their source of power. Have the remakings of t...
"Deepity" is a term made famous by the late philosopher Daniel Dennett for a statement that appears to be profound but is actually trivial on one level and meaningless or ludicrous...
-The Roman Catechism of Trent (RCT) p. 339-345 -The Sacraments, ep. 33. -My Site: https://www.padreperegrino.org
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