…question: “Are wars between nations with different religions (one of those named above) more deadly than wars between nations with the same religion?” If religion tends to exacerbate violence, then…
…The objects at the heart of these constructions are themselves often the remains of a person, a trace of a crime, some remnant of, most often, a dead person, or…
…us scratching our heads as we search for meaning; other texts leave us profoundly disturbed by their violent, misogynistic, and even dehumanizing characters. The Bible is not an easy book,…
…it would make if God were dead. If God were dead, if God were never really real in the first place, or if God had somehow retired or withdrawn from…
…a vision of the humanum – the human community fully flourishing. In Christian theology, the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, which we celebrate in a few weeks, is…
…they had seen, until after the Son of Man had risen from the dead. The story of the “transfiguration” begins with a time stamp—it occurs six days after Jesus makes…
…Tragedies are not merely unanticipated incidents with terrible consequences, as when we use the word, for example, to describe the assassination of a president or a deadly car accident. Tragedies…