The Heresies of Alabama Football
Jordan Haddad on what has been called the violent liturgy of Alabama football.
Jordan A. Haddad
Jordan A. Haddad is the Director of Lay Ministry Programs and Lay Formation, as well as Associate Professor of Dogmatic Theology, at Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans. He is also a PhD candidate in Systematic Theology at The Catholic University of America.
Articles
An Eschatology of the Secular
Jordan Haddad, Associate Professor of Dogmatic Theology at Notre Dame Seminary, explains the eschatological nature of the laity.
Faith Is Not a Big Electric Blanket
Jordan Haddad, CUA Ph.D. student in Systematic Theology, discusses Flannery O'Connor's channeling of John the Baptist's freakish Advent spirit.
Kneeling Theology: Believing in Order to See Scripture
Jordan Haddad, CUA PhD student in Systematic Theology, on why faith, conversion, and holiness are essential to the theologian's vocation.
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.
Modern Biology's Contribution to Our Understanding of Christ's Sufferings
Jordan Haddad, CUA PhD student in Systematic Theology, ponders whether it was fitting for Christ to suffer from human diseases and illnesses.