Graham Ward, born 1955, is a theologian and Church of England priest who is the Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford University. He has formerly been the Chaplain, Fellow and […]
Nicholas Thomas Wright, born 1948 in Morpeth, United Kingdom, is an influential, leading New Testament scholar, Pauline theologian, and retired Anglican bishop. Wright obtained his BA in Literae humaniores (classical […]
Alister Edgar McGrath, born in 1953 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, is theologian, historian, scientist, Anglican priest, and Christian apologist. He has three doctorates from the University of Oxford including a […]
Our theological and contemporary world views course has introduced us to the brilliant mind of Professor John De Gruchy, Emeritus Professor at the University of Cape Town and Extraordinary Professor […]
James Fowler (1940-2015), a late theological scholar and former Professor at Emory University, proposed a theory of faith development that has become the most referenced stage-model theory taking into account […]
We have been looking at a few theological arguments that if successful provide evidential warrant for accepting God’s existence. We will spend much more time examining them, the evidential weight […]
Though evolutionary theory, which says that all life, both living and extinct, is related and gradually changes over time, is held by experts across the board, there are still a […]
What is theology? Theology is the study of the nature of God and religious belief. My own enrollment as a student in theology, philosophy and psychology at university has shown […]
What is Incarnational Theology? Theologically speaking Michael Murray and Michael Rea explain that “the doctrine of the Incarnation holds that, at a time roughly two thousand years in the past, […]
1. Theological Rationalism. Theological/Theistic Rationalism (also called evidentialism) is simply the the view that faith, in order to be rational, must be based on argument and evidence. It essentially focuses on […]
