When Worlds Collide: Scripture and Cosmology in Historical Perspective
Kyle Greenwood, Associated Faculty at Denver Seminary, navigates the three major shifts in cosmology that required major shifts in theological interpretation.
September 2018
Attempts to Explain Cosmogony Scientifically
Stephen Barr, physicist and president of the Society of Catholic Scientists, explains what is at stake in scientific theories of the beginning.
A Guide for Effectively Teaching Ratzinger's Introduction to Christianity in Theology 101
Kevin Miller, FUS Assistant Professor of Moral Theology, writes about the challenging but rewarding experience of teaching Ratzinger's Introduction.
Ah, to Live in a Cosmos Again!
John Brungardt looks at how pictures of the cosmos are formed and what it takes to make one today.
An Academic Program for Exploring the Divine Healing Touch in Medicine
Kristin Collier, University of Michigan Medical School Assistant Professor, discusses the Program on Health, Spirituality and Religion she founded and runs.
Guidelines for Any Appropriate Response to the Catholic Abuse Crisis
John Cavadini, Director of the ND McGrath Institute for Church Life, proposes remedies to the abuse scandal from within the heart of Catholic theology.
Georges Bataille: The Dark Soul of the Night
Andrew Kuiper, writer and publisher, tests what Catholics can learn from the religious impulses in George Bataille's atheistic Theory of Religion.
Frankenstein's Scientific Chaoskampf
Ben Parks, SLU PhD student in Theology and Bioethics, compares the creation of Dr. Frankenstein's monster to ancient myths of creating order from chaos.
How Can Modern Science Purify Christianity from Error and Superstition?
Jordan Haddad, CUA PhD student in Systematic Theology, expands on JP2's claim that science and religion can flourish by drawing each other into a wider world.
If the Mother of the Maccabees Knew of Atoms
Stacy Trasancos, bestselling author on the topic of science and religion, looks at how contemporary scientific knowledge sheds light on the martyrdom of the Maccabees.
Reality Is Bigger Than the Human Mind
Christopher Baglow, Director of the McGrath Science & Religion Initiative, recalls early modern science's mistakes and explores how theology can move beyond them.
St. John of the Cross: The Depth, Height, and Edges of Silence
Cyril O'Regan, University of Notre Dame Huisking Chair in Theology, speaks about the continued appeal of Saint John of the Cross' theology of silence.
Science Is Not as Important as We Believe
Chase Padusniak, Princeton University English Department PhD candidate, on the relative importance of speaking to science within the New Evangelization.
The Method for Avoiding Cheap Success in Apologetics
Fr. Harrison Ayre, priest of the Diocese of Victoria, follows Maurice Blondel as a guide to avoiding cheap success in Christian apologetics.
An Appraisal of the Neuroscientific Revolution's Promise of New Theological Horizons
Sofia Carozza, ND senior majoring in Neuroscience & Theology, examines claims about neuroscience constituting a second scientific revolution open to theology.
What Did Pope Francis Mean to Say with His Strange Abuse Crisis Letter?
Jonathan Heaps, theologian and recent convert to Catholicism, struggles to understand what Pope Francis is trying to say in his letter on the abuse crisis.
