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The children of Israel are stiff-necked and hard-hearted. God sends serpents to bite them. Then he says the only way to be healed is to look at a serpent held up on a pole. This is kind of like reading theology. When I read theology, I assume two things and I assume these same two things regardless of the author. I read Blake Ostler the same way I read Augustine or Dogen. I assume that the author is a sinner and that their theology is...
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I may have been the last person in the world to stumble upon this. But maybe there are still a few people out there who share my ignorance. The French site Persée is an open access depository for a huge number of digitized French-language scholarly journals. Thomistica.net readers may be particularly interested to know that this includes all the issues between 1894 and 2001 of the Revue Philosophique de Louvain. You may know that the Revue...
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From thomistica.net
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The Fr. James M. Forker Professorship of Catholic Social Teaching and the College of Liberal Arts at Mount St. Mary’s University is sponsoring a new journal, Journal of Moral Theology. JMT’s editor is David McCarthy, who holds the above mentioned professorship. The first issue, which is now out, has as its theme: “Formative Figures of Contemporary American Catholic Moral Theology.” You can find JMT’s website here. The first issue is available...
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To most of us, theology is at best an esoteric, remote discipline, and at worst a questionable intellectual pursuit. And while Schools of theology and seminaries are still a very active part of universities and colleges around the world, theology today has ...
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It's so much fun, in a twisted sort of way, when politicians get into the business of theology and start drawing conclusions -- especially when those conclusions aren't up to them but are, rather, the preogative of God. Earlier this...
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From kansascity.com
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The chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee is running late, prepping for an MSNBC interview while she brushes her tangled mass of blonde curls in the bathroom, a top adviser hovering behind her. Debbie Wasserman Schultz,... more ››
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In a hat trick of sorts for the Boston College Theology department, three of its educators published work in the inaugural issue of The Journal of Moral Theology. Editors of The Journal of Moral Theology invited each professor to write for the ...
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The Christian CenturyThe new black theologyThe Christian CenturyIn the 19th and 20th centuries a veritable industry emerged to supply the cosmetic techniques (from methods for hair straightening to skin lighteners to plastic surgery) for this passage into whiteness. Carter and Jennings undercut racism by ...
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Jefferson Bethke’s poem, “Why I Hate Religion But Love Jesus,” has gone “viral,” as they say, and with all youtube videos come comments, both positive and negative, hopeful and discouraging. In reading the comments and blogs and listening to the poem written by Jefferson again and again, I believe there is a gulf between the artist and the theologian. There are limits to both perspectives but, because of social media and its vast influence...
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From intervarsity.org
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Onislam.netGermany Teaches Islamic TheologyOnislam.netTUEBINGEN, Germany – Tuebingen University in Germany has opened the country's first department of Islamic theology to educate a new generation of enlightened Muslim preachers, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (DPA) reported on Monday, January 16. ...Germany opens first university department of Islamic theologyMonsters and Critics.comall 4 news articles »
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