Gods, Myths, and a New Vision: Genesis and the Transformation of the World
James Ungereanu on biblical revelation.
James Ungureanu
James C. Ungureanu is Adjunct Professor at Carthage College, where he teaches in the Intellectual Foundations Program. He is the author of several books on science and religion, most recently, Science, Religion, and the Protestant Tradition: Retracing the Origins of Conflict.
Articles
Gods and Myths: Creation, Chaos, and the Search for Meaning
James Ungureanu on rehabilitating myth.
The Stories We Live By: Myth, Reason, and the Search for the Good Life
James Ungureanu on fragmentation.
From Revelation to Self-Cultivation: The Theological Transformation That Created the Modern University
James Ungurueanu on Newman's alternative vision.
The Rise and Fall of the Religion of the Unknowable
James Ungureanu on intellectual bubbles.
The Way Forward in Science and Religion
James Ungureanu on the limits of language.
The Perfume of an Empty Vase: The Rise and Fall of Evidential Religion
James Ungureanu on Peter Harrison.
Peter Harrison's Challenge to the Secular Mythos
James Ungureanu on assumptions.
The Collapsing of the Two Books in Newton's Theological Investigations
James Ungureanu on intellectual shifts.
Sir Isaac Newton as Religious Prophet, Heretic, and Reformer
James Ungureanu on science history.
The Conflict Thesis Reimagined: From Theological Reform to Secular Weapon
James Ungureanu on intellectual history.