Book Review: I. Theology: Religion and Intellect

Lived religion The praxis of practical theology

Taking the case of ‘spiritual gardening’ as a starting point, this paper reflects on praxis as the object of practical theology. Praxis is understood as the domain of lived religion and focuses on what people do rather than on official institutionalized religious traditions. Praxis refers to fields of practices like care or community building and to the patterned configurations of action, exper...

Theology Master program of Religion in Peace and Conflict

Radical Political Theology: Religion and Politics After Liberalism

Our fragile intellect. Part I.

New developments in genetics, anthropology, and neurobiology predict that a very large number of genes underlie our intellectual and emotional abilities, making these abilities genetically surprisingly fragile.

Systematic Theology - Volume I