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Creation has long been a neglected child in biblical-theological studies; it is ground often left to creationists and naysayers. Only in recent years has the Bible's creation theology been addressed ...

Every year on or around Epiphany, a group of Eastern Orthodox Christian faithful from Denver forms a carpool caravan and drives three hours to the Continental Divide at Monarch Pass, Colo. They make ...

In Charlotte Brontë's novels, the Eden myth represents both a fullness of experience from which the protagonist is separated by the Fall and the potential for recreation by an act of the secular will ...

In their debates over homosexuality, denominations tend to assume that the “orthodox” people will be antigay and that advocates for inclusion are eager to toss out anything older than, say, 1968. This ...

Dominion theology—the idea that humans are created uniquely like God and given godlike rule over the rest of creation—is built on a very tiny bit of Bible, namely, a couple of verses in the first ...

There is a timely revolution slowly happening in Christian thinking which focuses on the sacredness of the planet. This revolution has come about due to the theory of evolution and the rediscovery of ...

In the opening paragraphs of his new book, Deep Incarnation, Australian theologian Denis Edwards lays out a serious, two-pronged problem currently facing the Christian tradition. On the one hand, ...

The following is an edited version of a sermon,“The effect of Caribbean Theology and Creation Theology in reflecting the concept of Independence in the Caribbean/Jamaica”, delivered by the Rev Canon ...

–Jacob Marley, upon meeting Ebenezer Scrooge in George Minter’s 1951 film, A Christmas Carol. The above epigraph, alluding to the social, economic, cultural and political upheaval of the Industrial ...