The school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, which left seventeen students and teachers dead, has reignited the debate about gun control and the Second Amendment…
…than that–his name stirs the passions just like the name Jeremiah Wright does in today’s politics. As for the latter, because Judas is now dead, there’s an opening on the…
…adulthood, as a priest apprentice in the temple. His interest in the non-elitist, performative interpretations of religion led to his search for God not entirely as an abstract entity. For…
…even if God is dead, we’ve still got sex. A more precise formulary might be that we’ve still got psychoanlysis. What psychoanalysis does, Westerink concludes, is not “solve” anything at…
…boundaries that he has created for himself. After all, Jesus was crucified and he is dead. This is the familiar knowledge that Thomas can access. Again, decoloniality is all about…
…last decade such that a startling number of people believe the world would be a better place if their political opponents were dead. Something like one-fifth of Americans wish President…
…and the dead, among other topics. These transdisciplinary entanglements brought projects of translation to the forefront of group discussions as participants interrogated the limits of communication not only between religious and…
…the marketplace required money as a medium of exchange, which functioned as a powerful temptation to greed, and which later Christian theologians catalogued as one of the seven deadly sins….
…majority of people who have trouble with languages and for whom finding employment abroad is quite difficult. Because Latin is dead, a living lingua franca will have to be chosen…
…searching time for Christians on the left. If early signs are any indication – the Berkley riot comes to mind – then the Ying to Trump’s Yang looks set to…
…expression is the only mode under which he can conceive life at all. To him what is dumb is dead. But to Christ it was not so. With a width…
…must search for a new vision. I suggest that readers engage what Prof. Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza refers to as the hermeneutics of (the interpretive practices that tend to) domination, re-membering,…