Renewed interest in the writings of the “Wauwatosa Theologians” John Schaller, August Pieper, and J.P.Koehler has been noted by the publication of several recent papers and articles (Braun, 2003, Sellnow, 1998, Pless, 1999). Additionally, references to this particular paper by Koehler were noted in the previously published CHARIS article by Mark Braun, “A Tale of Two Synods.” These references, ...

Abstract These seven theses suggest the centrality of reflection on Patristic theology for enterprise dogmatic in a Catholic context. Dogmatic itself is used here as an alternative to modern use “systematic” theology. In order see why and how should occupy this place, necessary tradition—and continual authority texts theologians—and then importance post‐Renaissance modes historiography. discuss...

The last three decades have seen a renewed interest on the part of Evangelical scholars in patristic studies. Recently, theologians Pentecostal/Charismatic tradition started to examine works Saint Symeon New Theologian. latter’s emphasis personal experience Holy Spirit and Christification provides fertile ground for encounter between Orthodox scholars. Recent scholarship is reviewed light conte...

The period between the late XIX – early XX centuries in history of Tatar social thought represents age rapid development. On one hand, this fact is connected with processes formation capitalism Russia, since new circumstances required conclusions theologians. other it related political and economic stagnation Islamic world. In regard, Muslim theologians, including were looking for a way out cur...

This article examines how Latin American liberation theology has changed in the past decade. It begins with a major challenge posed to by Clodovis Boff, an important author on methodology theology. The then theologians at time and since have responded of making more theological. They done this against backdrop two events that had positive impact theology’s standing. first negative event ...

The emergent new science of synthetic biology is challenging entrenched distinctions between, amongst others, life and non-life, the natural and the artificial, the evolved and the designed, and even the material and the informational. Whenever such culturally sanctioned boundaries are breached, researchers are inevitably accused of playing God or treading in Frankenstein's footsteps. Bioethici...