Many evangelical Christians have heard of Athanasius, Augustine, Irenaeus, perhaps even Tertullian or John Chrysostom. Cyril of Alexandri...

There are a lot of things I dislike about the Internet, but it can serve useful purposes as well. For example, it is now much easier to r...

Many atheists and skeptics pit faith and reason against each other as if a person who has faith does not use his reason and a person who ...

In 2014, Brill published the first volume of an English translation of the Synopsis Purioris Theologiae (Synopsis of a Purer Theology), I...

You wake up in the morning, scratch your back and stretch. You grab some coffee and then sit down to read the news. The first story that ...

One of the questions I face as a professor of systematic theology at the undergraduate level is whether theology is compatible with a pas...

“I ain’t afraid of no ghost!” That was the refrain in the 1984 hit song “Ghostbusters,” which was part of the soundtrack to the comedy fi...

Depression is not something many Christians are comfortable talking about, but it is something I believe the Church needs to talk and thi...

One aspect of the Gospels that has raised questions among students of Scripture for centuries is Christ’s teaching concerning the coming ...

When we open any of the four Gospels, we read of the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. If we look closely at wha...