IN SEARCH OF SHALOM / EN BUSCA DE SHALOM BY JULIANY GONZÁLEZ NIEVES
IN SEARCH OF SHALOM It is difficult to write about shalom...
Author Archives: jd221
LOGIA FOR MAY 2020: WHAT DO YOU MEAN, COLOUR? BY ANN GILLIAN CHU
Christa McKirland, Logia’s Centre Director, launched this series with a blog...
“This Will Last Forever”: What the Pandemic Teaches Us About Living With Trauma By Preston Hill
Trauma is an overused and misunderstood concept. On the one hand,...
LOGIA FOR MARCH 2020: A MISFIT’S TAKE ON ACADEMIC SURVIVAL BY JACQUELINE M. HIDALGO
Perhaps like so many academics, especially women of color, I often...
JOSEPH, THE “DISAPPEARING” FATHER OF JESUS BY TOBIAS SIEGENTHALER
Polidoro da Caravaggio, The Holy Family with Saint Elizabeth and the...
LOGIA FOR FEBRUARY 2020: THE CHURCH BENEFITS WHEN I BRING MY PARTICULAR SELF BY SARAH SHIN
If you told me two years ago that I would be...
Holiness and Judgment: ΦΘΕΊΡΩ in 1 Corinthians 3:16–17 by Ethan Johnson
Do you not know that you are God’s temple and that...
Logia For January 2020: Contempt of Presence By Sheila Caldwell
I was excited to be working as a new director in...
Logia For December 2019: Never Simply A Woman: Introduced by Christa McKirland and Written by Sofanit Abebe
This series provides the perfect occasion to introduce our first...
Big Questions and the Task of Doing Philosophy By Katrin Bosse
One of my favourite children’s books is The Big Question (original...
BOOK REVIEW – GOD OF ALL COMFORT: A TRINITARIAN RESPONSE TO THE HORRORS OF THIS WORLD BY JOSHUA COCKAYNE
I have so far lived a relatively sheltered and privileged life....
4 WAYS TO KNOW IF YOUR THEOLOGY COULD USE SOME PSYCHOLOGY BY JUSTIN BARRETT
Theological inquiry is important and challenging. It is important because it...
Logia For October 2019: Meaningful Inclusion By Fanos Tsegaye
As the Logia blog seeks to highlight women’s research in theology...
