Theologians

A new book argues that some proponents of “neurotheology” misstate the relationship between our bodies and our souls.

In an era defined by failed quests for happiness, our evangelism can offer a consoling presence.

A new book studies three leaders who fought slavery with a comprehensive theological vision.

Isaiah Berlin’s intellectual metaphors shed light on church history—and my own theological trajectory.

Protestants and Catholics proclaim the same good news but expect different responses.

Evangelicals loved the Bible. They also loved talking about politics and culture—but something was missing.

Other traditions accuse the Reformers of ignoring church tradition and frustrating church unity. That gets things backward.

The influential scholar said his commitment to the literary unity of Scripture led him to change his mind on Christian sexual ethics.

We’re eager to ask whether it could have happened. We shouldn’t forget to ask what it means.

Once a bedrock Christian classic, Boethius’s “Consolation of Philosophy” has been neglected for decades. It’s time for a revival.