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A Family Rift and a Cautionary Tale

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2007 | Featured, Judaism, Religious Communities, Spring/Summer 2007

Two stories about venturing from the Orthodox fold. By Ben Westhoff

Truth-Seeking or Truth-Finding?

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2007 | Books, In Review, Religion and Science, Spring/Summer 2007, Theology

John Polkinghorne’s Quantum Physics and Theology. By Kirk Wegter-McNelly

Knowing and Unknowing, Concluded

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2007 | Perspective, Spring/Summer 2007

Showcasing science against religion has become a kind of cultural sport—contrived on the one hand, but often impassioned, fascinating, and imperative, too. By Will Joyner

A Fateful Separation of Philosophy And Theology

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2007 | Featured, Philosophy/Ethics, Spring/Summer 2007, Study of Religion, Theology

The two disciplines, split by modernity, need to re-engage. By Louis Dupré

God and Evolution: A New Solution

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2007 | Dialogue, Religion and Science, Spring/Summer 2007, Theology

Natural cooperation suggests a ‘bridging’ model between evolutionary biology and philosophical theology. By Sarah Coakley

Month: June 2007

A Family Rift and a Cautionary Tale

Truth-Seeking or Truth-Finding?

Knowing and Unknowing, Concluded

A Fateful Separation of Philosophy And Theology

God and Evolution: A New Solution