John Milton was well ahead of the curve when it came to “disenchantment” discourse.
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When Tradition Becomes Tragedy: Thomas Aquinas and the Immaculate Conception
Thomas Aquinas did not believe that Mary was conceived without sin.
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Approaching IVF By the Back Door
On PGT-M.
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“When Faith did Change the Scene”: Theological Interpretation of Color in John Cotton and George Herbert
Toward a theology of color.
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Homer in Wittenberg: A Review
Uncovering the influence of Homer on Philip Melanchthon.
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Natural Law: A Short Companion – A Review
Brad Littlejohn reviews David VanDrunen’s new introduction to natural law.
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Analyzing Prayer: A Review
What happens when you apply analytic theology to prayer?
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Sonnet at Eliot’s Tomb
An original sonnet by John Perryman.
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Henry Adams at Mont Saint Michel
An original sonnet by John Perryman.
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Retrieving Teleios-ity: Matthew 5:48 in the History of Interpretation
Jesus’s command to “be perfect” puzzles modern readers, but it wasn’t always that way.
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