An Interview with Theologian David Tracy

Source: Religion-Online
An Interview with David Tracy
by Lois Malcolm
Lois Malcolm teaches theology at Luther Seminary in St. Paul. This article appeared in The Christian Century, February 13-20, 2002, pp. 24-30. Copyright by The Christian Century Foundation; used by permission. Current articles and subscription information can be found at www.christiancentury.org. This material was prepared for Religion Online [...]

Science, Religion and Public Policy

This is a fascinating conversation to listen to. It addresses the issues of science,  religion, and public policy,  particularly creationism and evolution.  Warren Olney , the host of To The Point, invited four distinguished scholars and theologians to discuss these critical issues.
Science, Religion and Public Policy ( // 12:07PM)
“When he announced that the Earth goes around the Sun, [...]

Faith, Reason, and Science

At Philosophy Talk, Nancey Murphy, Professor of Christian Philosophy at Fuller Theological Seminary,  discusses faith, reason, and science.  This is an interesting conversation

Listening Notes
“Science and religion—often conflicting—but can there be reconciliation between the two concepts? Ken and John kick off the show by highlighting the tension between scientific reason and religious faith. The debate has [...]

Karl Rahner on the Incarnation

I read this paragraph which I record  below and thought it was informative. It is from  Marika, the host of Theologies blog. In attempting to explain Rahner, she notes:
“ What does it mean that the Word of God became human? Isn’t God unchangeing? What we have to say is that God, who is unchangeable in Godself, can become [...]

Sex, Abortion, and Theology

Sex, Lies, and Abortion

It’s time to get to the bottom of the great national tragedy.
Dinesh D’Souza
Man of the Bible
When it comes to careful exegesis and consistent theological systems, Calvin set the bar high.
By Ben Witherington
Theologian of the Spirit
Calvin was no charismatic, but he was closer to it than some Reformed people readily admit.
By Roger E. [...]

Theology and Ethnic Diversity Meme: Name Five Non-White Biblical Scholars/Theologians

The goal of this meme is to get us acquainted with some of the scholars who do theology from the perspective of the margins. That is, from different voices and experiences of life as well as outside of  the hegemonic landscape of  the dominant- eurocentric imagination. As a consequence, we ask you to name Five non-white biblical scholars or theologians you [...]

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J. Kameron Carter Lectures on “Race, Identity, and The Darker Side of Christianity”

Click on the title”Race, Identity, and The Darker Side of Christianity“  you’ll be directed to the site to listen to Carter’s lecture.

Can you Guess It? Question Series (Response)

Can you Guess It?
Last month we started a questions series called “Can you Guess It “? Since we don’t have a winner, below are the questions we asked followed by their answers:

Can you guess the world’s first published autobiography? 
What is the world’s first published philosophy of history?

The answers are :

Confessions (Click here to read the full text [...]

Interview: Richard Dawkins and Alister McGrath