Can Christianity make universal claims without being exclusivist?
Theology
Crossing the boundary between theology and science
Essays that consider the natural order as God's creation—in a way scientists might recognize.
An anti-Enlightenment ax to grind
Craig Carter's book makes good points—and undermines them with his use of polemic.
Until 1565, the local church was also the seminary.
Loving the creed, loving God
Ben Myers is a great teacher. His book left me fascinated not with him but with God.
In God's future, nothing is wasted.
On the cross, Jesus needed actual water. No one gave him any.
My son’s death did not evoke in me an interest in the problem of suffering.
Sanneh was a rigorous polymath who cared about not only theoretical work but the everyday lives of those who believe.
“Religious vocation sits very uneasily with individual self-advancement.”
Do Christians owe special respect to state authority?
Government enjoys no special immunity from moral judgment, argues Jason Brennan.
For some reason, I couldn’t find the holy in the holy rocks everyone else was venerating.
A novel about centuries of Jewish-Christian relations
James Carroll tells a story of faith, reason, and freedom.
When illness undoes us
Deanna Thompson's book about cancer takes us where we don't want to go but must.
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