No Going Back: Considering the Future of Theological Interpretation
Origen of Alexandria (c.185–c.243 CE) is the most influential allegorical reader of Scripture in the early church tradition. He read the entirety of the Christian...
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Homosexuality and the Flesh of Christ: Identity and Suffering
What follows is modified from a paper submitted for Theology 602 at Regent College. In it, I deal specifically with homosexuality, and not other groups in the LGBTQ...
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Is the Internet Making us Ungodly?
This is Justin’s Final Post as a Regular Contributor to Many Horizons. We are grateful for the many insightful, stimulating and provocative posts he has written on this...
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On the Resurrection and Liberal Theology; or, where I have my cake and eat it too.
If I were but mere dust and ashes, I might speak unto the Lord, for the Lord’s hand made me of this dust, and the Lord shall recollect these ashes…I am the dust and the...
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Is Humanity Worth It?: Seriously Dangerous Religion, Noah, and the Image of God
The following article contains spoilers for Noah (2014) and is in part a response to this article, which was shared with me after I had expressed my appreciation for...
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We Were All Young Once
But Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me” Stanley Hauerwas is reported to have asked his Notre Dame class on marriage: why have children? The students, who...
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