Plants, Minerals, Philosophers, and Bacteria: What I Was Thinking
Mary-Jane Rubenstein’s Response to the Marginalia Forum on Pantheologies I doubled over with laughter when I read Karmen MacKendrick’s confession that the words
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Pantheologies: Gods, Worlds, Monsters | A Forum
Pantheologies: Gods, Worlds, Monsters A Forum Contributors Remaking Our Many Worlds, Lisa H. Sideris (UC Santa Barbara) Who’s Afraid of Pantheism?, Clayton J.
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Liberalism’s Interest in Theology
Evan F. Kuehn In 2013 I attended a dinner hosted by the Lumen Christi Institute, a center for Catholic thought adjacent to the
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Christopher Nolan’s Haunted Humanism
Ahmed Elbenni on Christopher Nolan spoiler alert Interstellar is often read as a direct expression of Christopher Nolan’s theology of exclusive humanism, which
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Why Josephus Matters
Steve Mason on Flavius Josephus If we leave biblical and New Testament authors out of the frame, Flavius Josephus (37–100+ CE) was the
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No Gods, No Masters
Vincent Lloyd on Nathan G. Alexander What does an atheist want? The answer is simple: freedom from domination. A powerful instinct toward liberation
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Christianity’s Shadow Founder: Marcion, Anti-Judaism, and the Birth of Liberal Protestantism
Samuel Loncar on Marcion The Forum provides a home for original and creative works of scholarship with the goal of making significant specialist
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America’s Cheap Salvation
Rachel Pafe on Karen Bray Theologian Karen Bray describes “Black Lives Matter” and “Make America Great Again” as two diverging channels of deep
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“A Small Good Thing” An Interview with John Wilson
Samuel Loncar in conversation with John Wilson In the early age of COVID-19, I got to sit down with John Wilson to talk
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The Unity Death Yields: Assassination Through A Theologian’s Eyes
Paul Griffiths’ Monthly Column on Politics and Society from a Christian Perspective In a time of intractable political division in America, it’s instructive
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