Theology is the disciplined reflection on the mystery of God in the world and on the traditions of belief, worship, and ethics that shape communities of faith. It explicitly reinforces the tradition ...

Psychological trauma is not a new phenomenon, but it is newly studied. Flagged by pioneering psychoanalysts at the end of the 19th century as a wound of the psyche, the term trauma is a modern way of ...

Fuller theology professor Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen thinks Catholics and Pentecostals are doing today’s best theology. It is rare these days for a theologian to write a full systematic theology—a complete ...

The Saint Louis University Department of Theological Studies is a community of scholars inspiring SLU students to examine religious and ethical commitments, to practice a faith that does justice, and ...

Drawing on an internationally recognized theological faculty, students pursuing a minor in theology may choose either to explore the various areas of the discipline of theology generally, or to focus ...

University of Chicago Divinity School scholar Jean-Luc Marion—widely regarded as one of the world’s leading Catholic thinkers—has been awarded the Ratzinger Prize for his lifetime achievements in ...

Among social trends anchored in the ’60s, none have been as resourcefully mobilized by Christians as situation ethics (popularized in 1966 by Joseph Fletcher) and liberation theology (articulated at ...

Saint Louis University’s Department of Theological Studies trains students in a variety of sources and methods to help them evaluate and appreciate the most vital aspects of religious experience and ...

The term theology comes from the Greek words “theos,” or God, and “logos,” or word, and refers to faith-based critical thinking and reasoning. Christian theology focuses on biblical Scripture, ...

Roger Olson sympathizes with liberal leavers, but he draws the line at liberal theology. In the preface of Roger Olson’s new book, Against Liberal Theology, we meet a particular type of exvangelical ...

For white people living in the United States, the entanglement of Christianity with chattel slavery and antiblack racism forms a set of deep and confusing paradoxes. As a nation, we understand ...