What Anselm Didn't Do
by Peter J. LeithartThe limits of Anselm's account of the death of Jesus. Continue Reading »
Is God Really Infinite?
by Stephen H. WebbClassical theism, with its identification of God with infinity, has developed a reputation for emphasizing divine transcendence to the point of making God nearly unknowable. The problem with this judgment is that infinity—as in, God is infinitely unknowable—does not admit to degrees. Continue Reading »
Anselmian Abelard
by Peter J. LeithartAbelard doesn’t reject Anselm, but offers a gloss on the motive for the atonement. Continue Reading »
Anselm, Justice, and the Chinese
by Dale M. CoulterA recent article in Christianity Today about Confucianism and Christianity in China called to mind the time several years ago when I taught an introductory class on Christian theology to recent Chinese converts to Christianity. Continue Reading »
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