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Andy HoodPhilosophyEvangelism
While not without value, the concept of worldview can lead to bad applications because it eats away at the idea of a common reality shared by all people.
Ryan RagozineTheologyHistoryPhilosophy
The theology of Pannenberg provides an interesting alternative in 20th century theology to the dominance of Karl Barth.
Collin SloweyPhilosophyPolitical Theory
Aristotle is not so much a nationalist as he is an arch-localist, which means he can't be easily made to fit into contemporary political tribes.
Vika PecherskyBiblePhilosophy
Philippians provides an interesting window into how Paul imagines the self—and makes for a good conversation partner with modern ideas around the self.
Alex FoglemanPhilosophyFormation
Does God want us to be happy? It's a good question, but the best way to answer it is to complicate it first and then reply. St Augustine shows us the way.
Nathan Luis CartagenaPhilosophyBooks
The Davenant Institute's new edited volume "Philosophy and the Christian" testifies that all Christians can practice philosophy for Christ and his kingdom.
Berny BelvedereTheologyPhilosophyTheology and PracticeNarrativeRobert JensonKarl Rahner
Thought it has many values, there are limits to what narrative theology can tell us about God. Failing to understand that is a grave mistake.
Gary HartenburgPhilosophymoral philosophy
From what I hear, there was a presidential election recently. I’ve also heard that it highlighted (again) some fundamental differences about moral issues that divide the citizenry. Just in
Matthew Lee AndersonPhilosophy
Notre Dame's Center for the Philosophy of Religion has just announced a unique opportunity for an academic community: they are offering 10 $3000 prizes to people who publish
Matthew Lee AndersonPhilosophy
Theologian John Caputo, quoted at my friend Christopher Benson's blog, with a rather unsatisfying explanation of "postmodernism." "Postmodernism thus is not relativism or scepticism, as
Matthew Lee AndersonPhilosophy
My conclusion: But influence goes both ways, and evangelicals may have something to offer the natural law thinkers as well. Specifically, the evangelical emphasis on the brokenness of our rational
Kevin WhiteAnthropologyPhilosophyembodimentLiberal ArtsTheology and PracticeHistory/Church History
One of the theological areas most likely to raise questions about the relationship between historical Christian teaching and Greek (especially Platonic) thought is that of human nature. Especially with regard