Theology after the Death of God
Paul R. Hinlicky on Robert W. Jenson I. The theology of Robert W. Jenson signals epochal change. An American Lutheran who studied under
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Constructive Theology
The Anxiety of Influence
Devin Singh responds to D. Stephen Long In my introduction to Divine Currency, I note in passing a set of concerns that often
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Is Queer Theology Christian Theology?
Paul Griffiths on Tonstad’s Queer Theology: Beyond Apologetics Tonstad’s book is a concise, clear, lively, and provocative introduction to its topic, as well as
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Can Good Fences Make Good Neighbors?
Myles Werntz on the Theological Implications of Immigration My own journey to thinking about the moral implications of immigration was relatively late; having
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First Things and Last Things in Christian Theology
Brad East on two major works of Christian thought Perhaps no part of the biblical story is so well-known or so contested as
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Renewing the Heart of Systematic Theology – By Brad East
Brad East on Katherine Sonderegger’s Systematic Theology, vol. 1 Academics love stories of decline, especially about themselves. But academic theologians may love them
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Analytic Theology and the Doctrine of the Trinity – By Edward Brooks
Edward Brooks on Hasker’s Metaphysics & the Tri-personal God What has analytic philosophy to do with the doctrine of the Trinity? ‘As little as
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On Desiring God: A New Take on Feminist Theology – By Frances Young
Frances Young on Sarah Coakley’s God, Sexuality, and the Self: An Essay ‘On the Trinity’ Feminism and “patristics” (now often renamed early Christian studies)
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Letter to the Editors: The Rowan Williams Review – By Kevin Hector
Kevin Hector responds to Rowan Williams’s review I am humbled that Rowan Williams has even heard of my book, much less read it, and
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To Speak Truly About God – By Rowan Williams
Rowan Williams on Kevin Hector’s Theology without Metaphysics When we say that something is true or adequate, what are we claiming? We might
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