My life and work as a theologian was intertwined with Robert W. Jenson—“Jens,” as friends and colleagues addressed him. I discovered him in his book The Triune Identity when I was finishing my ...

From left: Eboni Marshall Turman, St. Joseph Sr. Elizabeth Johnson and M. Shawn Copeland at Fordham University in New York May 2 NEW YORK -- Speaking the evening of May 2 at Fordham University, where ...

David Gibson, author of The Coming Catholic Church (HarperSanFrancisco, 2003), has written an excellent piece on the American Catholic theologian David Tracy in the Jan. 29 issue of Commonweal. It is ...

We have been placed by God in an extremely exciting time—an era charged with tension. In the past thirty or forty years drastic changes have taken place in European theology. These theological changes ...

Editor’s note: This article, a response to “The crisis in Catholic theology” by Grant Kaplan, is part of The Conversation, a new initiative of America Media offering diverse perspectives on important ...

The "Gospel of Jesus' Wife" contributes nothing to historical Jesus studies, which continues to progress with greater sophistication and at a slower pace than is ever likely to make headlines. The ...

Although some contend that there is only one “true” interpretation of Christianity, scholars and believers alike have long ...

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