
Resisting the temptation to romanticize the prelapsarian state of affective and sensory innocence before the fall into conceptualization, Largier attends to contemplative practices that open the discursive mind to be interrupted by figuration.
By Robert Davis

The journal Political Theology releases its newest issue which considers interesting topics, such as Eric Peterson on the modern nation state, Edith Stein and Jan Patočka in relation to the war in Ukraine, the “sacred” in leftist spaces, and the development of a “dark fantastic theological imaginary.”
By The Editors

Jesus doesn’t ban sitting or reclining in public. He encourages it, supports it, and even participates in it.
By Anna Bowden

Paying attention to Herod’s fears about Jesus can keep us from depoliticizing the gospel.
By Robert Saler