A Review of John Renard’s Islam and Christianity: Theological Themes in Comparative Perspective

by George Archer

A Review of John Renard’s Islam and Christianity: Theological Themes in Comparative Perspective

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"Quidam dicunt quod aqua sive ablutio, quidam quod character". Discussioni sulla natura del battesimo fra la metà del XII e i primi decenni del XIII secolo

by Riccardo Saccenti

published in "Cristianesimo nella Storia", 31 (2010), pp. 387-417

Il sacramento del battesimo è al centro di un ampio dibattito teologico fra la metà del XII secolo e la metà del XIII... more

My Feminist Perspective of Authority – Part 1 by Elise M. Edwards

by Feminism and Religion

Originally posted on the Feminism and Religion project

I make a distinction between power and authority.  Authority is a personal characteristic based on a relationship... more

Feminism In Theology By Andrew Tripp

by Feminism and Religion

Originally published on the Feminism and Religion project

At the outset, I need to name and own my identities as a large white male. I have privilege and voice that makes me... more

My First Experience at a Women-Only Conference by Grace Yia-Hei Kao

by Feminism and Religion

Originally published on the Feminism and Religion project

“This ain’t your daddy’s conference!”

I knew that I was going to be attending a totally different type of... more

Beyond “Liberal” Female Piety or “Women Read the Qur’an Too” by Amy Levin

by Feminism and Religion

Originally published on the Feminism and Religion project

I’m a teacher’s assistant for an undergraduate course at New York University called, “What is Islam?” The other day in... more

L'altro e il terzo. Alcune riflessioni sulla teologia filosofica di Bruno Forte

by Giovanni Cogliandro

L'operazione di genealogia simbolica tentata da Forte cerca di mantenere la tensione tra soggetto e oggetto, e di... more

Gloria di Dio e legge terrena. Un approccio cattolico alla teologia politica

by Giovanni Cogliandro

in Democrazia e diritto, 3/2008 “Teologia Politica”, pp. 147-188, numero chiuso in redazione il 1. Novembre 2009.

Nel sistema della filosofia del diritto di Hegel lo stato doveva essere autonomo dalla Chiesa, perché conteneva in sé... more

CHURCH NEWS: NEW UNITY MOVEMENT STEPS PROPOSED

by Daniel Keeran MSW

by Daniel Keeran, MSW (distrbute freely without charge)

Against the unity prayer of Jesus in the gospel of John chapter 17, divisions within Christianity have been common... more

The “Christian” Assumptions of Secular Hermeneutics

by Karl Hand

Crucible 4:1 (April 2012)

The relationship between Christian theology and secular hermeneutics is complex, and it is questionable whether many... more

It’s not easy being a full-time female missionary for the Mormon Church by Rachel Hunt

by Feminism and Religion

Originally posted on the Feminism and Religion project

Before I was born, but after I was conceived, my father had a dream. In this dream, he knew that I would be a great... more

Get Your Laws off my Body! by Elise Edwards

by Feminism and Religion

Originally published on the Feminism and Religion project.

After considering Virginia’s Transvaginal Utrasound Bill in light of the womanist critique, I wonder if... more

Life and Works of Abu l-Hasan al-Ash'ari (Spanish)

by Carlos Segovia

"Vida y obra de Abu l-Hasan al-Ash'ari," Revista Española de Filosofía Medieval 12 (2005) 253-60.

Where do Cats Go?: Reflections on Death Post Patriarchal Christianity by Sara Frykenberg

by Feminism and Religion

Originally posted on the Feminism and Religion project.

The reason I am speaking about death today is two-fold.  First, I have been somewhat preoccupied with the concept... more

Turning Points in Identity and Theology: Bisexual Women Choosing Between Monogamous and Polyamorous Relationships

by Margaret Robinson

This study contributes to the development of nascent bisexual theology by examining bisexual women’s lives in relation... more

Le Canon des Ecritures, vers la fin d'une fausse question?

by Régis Burnet

Communio 18/3, 2012, p. 5-17.

Depuis la fin du XIXe siècle, une vision très restrictive du canon a triomphé, qui en ferait une sorte de « brevet de... more

The Common Word: Reflections on Muslim-Christian Dialogue

by Khalil Andani

Originally published by KeepingitHalal.com

This article proposes a method of theological Muslim-Christian dialogue – which is in fact a da`wah based on knowledge... more

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