O discurso que não foi esquecido e permaneceu na memória. O preconceito antijudaico e a elaboração da alteridade conversa by Kellen Jacobsen Follador

“…At the end of the fourteenth century many jews were converted to christianity in the kingdom of Castile and according to christian theology, baptism cleanses the sinner who repents. …”
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VARIETIES OF PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEMS AS AN ESSENTIAL FEATURE OF PHILOSOPHICAL KNOWLEDGE by V. P. LEGA

“…The author of the article tries to show that the diversity of philosophical teachings is not a drawback, but the essence of philosophy, whose unfeigned role and significan-ce can be comprehended only with regard to Christian Theology as the diversity of wa-ys heading man towards God…”
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Theology and Economics: The Case of the Early Jansenism by Maxime Menuet

“…This paper reassesses the links between the Christian theology and political economy during the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries by focusing on the beginnings of the Jansenist movement—a powerful and intellectually rich Christian movement of the time in France, Austria, and Holland. …”
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God and the Goodness of Death: A Theological Minority Report by Hartin Cole William

“…This article offers a critical re-evaluation of the role of death in Christian theology, especially as it is viewed in light of the incarnation. …”
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Should the Holocaust Force Us to Rethink Our View of God and Evil? by John J. Johnson

“…The Holocaust raises the same issues as are found in the Book of Job, though the proper response is not a radical rethinking of Christian theology but, as Job long ago discovered, a humble, biblical acceptance of the limits of human understanding when faced with apparently pointless suffering.…”
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Foreword by Rian Venter

“…In a country like South Africa, with a multi-religious population and a secular constitution, Christian theology should account increasingly for its legitimacy among the other academic disciplines. …”
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Du miroir au face-à-face : voir comme Dieu voit dans le Nouveau Testament by Régis Burnet

“…Apparently the gap is bridged by the coming of Jesus who in Christian theology makes the Father visible. But is it the case? …”
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Does the historical Jesus matter? by Marcus J. Borg

“…Perceptions of the relationship between the historical study of Jesus and Christian theology have swung like a pendulum between two extremes. …”
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Natural Law: New Directions in Thomistic Theological Ethics by Charles R. Pinches

“…It is helpful, I argue, but takes a certain turn that separates it from the context of Christian theology.  The work of Pinckaers and McCabe, in that order, helps tether natural law more thoroughly to Thomas’s theologically informed understanding. …”
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Towards an Abrahamic ecumenism? The search for the universality of the divine mystery by C. van der Kooi

“…It is argued, however, that to pursue a viable political pluralism, it is more promising for Christian theology to take into account the historical development of the image of God instead of an orientation on a common historical origin in Abraham. …”
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Greek Myth and Christian Story by Christine Aarflot

“…This article explores how a Christian theology of revelation and sacrifice is articulated through Lewis’s retelling. …”
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1935:2 by Olof Linton, Folke Holmström, Gunnar Westin

“…Anm. av Yngve Brilioth Arthur C. Headlam: Christian Theology, The Doctrine of God. Anm. av Gustaf Aulén William Temple: Nature, Man and God. …”
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A Dilemma in Pawline Christology by Jc Beall

“…A longstanding problem confronting Christian theology and its doctrine of incarnation is the apparent contradiction that it faces. …”
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Intellect or Heart, Reason or Faith? by Paul Andrei Mucichescu

“…Addressing the imputed opposition between Christian theology and metaphysics from the premise of the inadmissibility of severing ties with the Holy Fathers of the Church, this paper argues for the necessity of revisiting dogmatical works like the Fountain of Knowledge and Ambigua with the scope of ascertaining their perspective on the issue. …”
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The theory of ‘union–distinction’ as a paradigm of Gr. Palamas’ methodology by Christos Terezis, Lydia Petridou

“…Palamas included in this perspective the theory on unions and distinctions, which derives from Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite’s works, who is considered to be one of the main founders of Christian theology. It is also important to mention that the study deals with matters that, on the one side, have formed a tradition in the history of Christianity and, on the other, are subsumed in the context of the hesychastic controversy of the fourteenth-century, during which the specification of both the similarities and the differences between philosophy and theology was decisively raised.…”
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Theology and Technology by Noreen L. Herzfeld

“…Each of these technologies raises both new ethical decisions and quandaries as well as questions central to Christian theology, such as the nature of the imago Dei, sin, salvation, and the eschaton.…”
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Are we special? A critique of <i>imago Dei</i> by Wessel Bentley

“…In response to this question, Christian theology has traditionally sought comfort in the notion that humanity is created in the image of God. …”
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Staging the Emotions in Giulio Camillo’s Theatre: Syncretism, Embodied Cognition and the Arts of Memory by Carlos Iglesias-Crespo

“…A twofold hypothesis is suggested: on the one hand, Camillo’s negative association of feet with the emotions stems from his syncretic reading of Kabbalah and Christian theology; on the other, this conceptual blending is supported by the embodied cognitive dynamics intrinsic to the arts of memory’s imagines agentes in the tradition of the Rhetorica ad Herennium. …”
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A proposal for an inclusive scientific theory by McGrath, A

“…There are three main ways in which Christian theology enriches a broader scientific narrative. …”

Schleiermacher and the Transmission of Sin by Helen De Cruz, Johan De Smedt

“… Understanding the pervasiveness of sin is central to Christian theology. The question of why humans are so sinful given an omniscient, omnipotent, and omnibenevolent God presents a challenge and a puzzle. …”
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