‘Advent Begins in the Dark’
Fleming Rutledge discusses Advent’s unflinching gaze at evil and its themes of wrath, judgment, and hope.
Autobiographical Apologetics
Alister McGrath’s latest book is “a tool for study, a resource for wisdom in leading an intelligent, reflective, and grateful life of Christian discipleship.”
Sewanee’s 25th Chancellor
The Rt. Rev. Robert Skirving, Bishop of East Carolina, was elected the 25th chancellor of the University of the South on Oct. 12.
Faith Talks: Liturgy and Economy
The Rev. Nathan Jennings spoke on “Liturgy and the Inside-Out Economy” at the third gathering of the Living Church Institute’s Faith Talks series.
A Teacher to the End
Pope Benedict saw that theology should be renewed by drawing on the Fathers and above all by continually drawing nourishment from the Scriptures.
Threading the Pauline Needle
New Testament scholar Garwood Anderson of Nashotah House Theological Seminary enters the fray of the New Perspective on Paul.
Covenantal Theology for the Anglican Communion
A determination to do Anglican theology, rather than mere sociological or historical description, marks The Vocation of Anglicanism.
Epistle from Camp Allen
Bishop George Sumner: “We need to reclaim the traditional language of faith, to dig deeper into rich veins of gold in the scriptures.”
‘Not Fit for Purpose’
Evangelical Alliance believes Spiritual Abuse is a vague and incoherent concept.
