Divine Liturgist
by Peter J. LeithartAs the divine Liturgist, God creates a world as a partner in liturgical dialogue. Continue Reading »
As the divine Liturgist, God creates a world as a partner in liturgical dialogue. Continue Reading »
The Levites dismantle and recreate the microcosm of the tabernacle. Continue Reading »
What does it mean to say that the Creator is a craftsman? Continue Reading »
Can genetic mutation explain biological novelties? Continue Reading »
Why is there something rather than nothing? Continue Reading »
Are we suspended over the void of nothingness? Continue Reading »
I’ve long been fascinated by cosmology, although my deficiencies as a mathematician preclude my really following the arguments of astrophysicists, high-energy particle physicists, and others exploring the origins of the universe. Yet the fascination remains and it was kindled anew by a May 12 article in the Boston Globe Magazine about Alan Guth, a key figure in current explorations of what happened in the Big Bang, the orthodox explanation for How Things Started. Continue Reading »
Is “nature” a useful or necessary category for Christian theology? Continue Reading »
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