In this paper we discuss the idea of theology science, which is understood as a new branch the- ology concerned with problems arising in context natural sciences. Theology science has been developed since 1980s. The authors concept are Michał Heller and Józef Życiński – philosophers involved discussions between religion, who tried to find common area develop dialogue. aim present histori...

Is liberation theology dead or in decline? This article analyzes factors that have led to perception and provides evidence the contrary. It demonstrates has survived multiple attempts by certain sectors of both church state eliminate it, it remains very much alive grassroots pastoral programs social movements. Support for this last statement is provided author’s field research Brazil. The concl...

Thermodynamics is an exact macroscopic theory with no known exceptions. It has a long history of development that includes many famous Christian scientists. Recent developments in theology have occasionally invoked thermodynamic quantities or concepts in ways that are not consistent with either good science or theology. The present article presents a brief introduction to both classical and sta...

Note: This article is an abridged version of a chapter from Dr. S. Philip Nolte’s PhD dissertation, entitled ‘Pastors as gewonde genesers: Emosionele intelligensie en pastoraat (Pastors as wounded healers: emotional intelligence and pastoral care)’. The dissertation was completed in 2007 under the supervision of Prof. Dr Yolanda Dreyer, Professor in the Department of Practical Theology of the F...

different concepts and approaches toward god in western theology and philosophy, from greek period to modern age, has regarded from negative theology view point. but this concepts and approaches at the same time can be regarded from new perspective in modern age. in other word, it can be shown that in the modern age we can see a negative theology, i.e. refutation of resemblance between god and ...

Dr Mandy Robbins is Senior Research Fellow within the Religions and Education Research Unit, University of Warwick and a Honorary Research Fellow at the St Mary's Centre. Mandy gained her first degree at the University of Wales, Lampeter in 1992 in Theology and Archaeology, her MPhil in Theology at Trinity College, Carmarthen in 1996, and her PhD in Theology at the University of Wales, Bangor i...

William Paley was an English churchman whose writings in defense of Christianity were widely read in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. His most important work is Natural Theology, or Evidences of the Existence and Attributes of the Deity Collected from the Appearances of Nature (1801). In this work Paley argues for the intelligent design of the universe based upon its similarity to objec...

Following the Second Vatican Council, the predominant trend in Catholic moral theology has been decidedly antagonistic toward the tradition that dominated moral theology before the Council, namely the use and formulation of ecclesiastically-approved “manuals” or “handbooks” of moral theology, the contents of which chiefly involved general precepts of morally good and bad behavior as well as the...