When St. Paul wrote, in his letter to the Romans, about a “law written on the hearts” of the Gentiles, he wasn’t just using a fanciful metaphor or trying to...
Theology
I am a child of Korean immigrants. In 1975, my family immigrated to a small white city in Canada. Our neighbors knew little about Koreans except for through TV...
From Hebrew scriptures to contemporary television, from Medieval manuscripts to Victorian greeting cards, angels loom large in the collective imagination of...
Rosemary P. Carbine is a theologian, author, and associate professor of religious studies at Whittier College in Whittier, California. “Religion, especially...
Growing up in a conservative evangelical church, the closest I came to understanding queer theology was in narrow, binary terms. Queer theology was theology...
Listen on: Apple | Google | Spotify Any Christian who has ever loved a family pet or worked closely with animals has probably, at some point, asked whether non...
Listen on: Apple | Google | Spotify Suppose a person were able to time-travel back 800 years and visit Catholic Europe. Despite the common notion that...
There should be a word to describe the tangible energy of a new semester. Fed by syllabi and sharpened pencils and the hope of what is to come, this energy...
Although the connection between artificial intelligence and theology might seem a bit tenuous to some, for Joshua K. Smith, author of Robot Theology (Wipf and...
Back in my days as a college pagan hedonist, I returned to my University of Washington dorm from Thanksgiving dinner with my parents having contracted a...
