CATCHING UP WITH…SARA KEDIR
In today’s ‘Catch Up’ post, we hear from Sara Kedir, who studied the MLitt in Analytic and Exegetical Theology from 2018-2019. What did you write your dissertation about? I wrote my dissertation on the topic of…
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POGOS: Christoph Schwöbel on Developing a Christian Doctrine of Reconciliation
This week in Pogos we have the sixth presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Prof Christoph Schwöbel, followed by a response from Prof Timothy Pawl. We hope you enjoy! Soundcloud iTunes Christoph…
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. I have no claim to understand the depths of suffering, or the harrowing reality of trauma experienced by so many daily. And while I have known both pain…
Escaping Flatland: The Philosophical Theology of David Brown by Robert MacSwain
Although David Brown’s first book was an essay in Anglican moral theology,[1] he established his primary reputation as a philosophical theologian with his second volume, The Divine Trinity.[2] Born in Scotland in 1948,…
POGOS: Timothy Pawl on Extended Conciliar Christology & Why We Should Care About Contradictions in Theology
This week in Pogos, we continue our discussion with Dr. Tim Pawl concerning conciliar Christology. The discussion begins with Christ’s descent into Hell and conclude with a discussion on the nature of theology and…
Analyzing Analytic Theology: Looking for Theo-Conceptual Architecture by Joshua R. Farris and S. Mark Hamilton
Anyone familiar with the various movements in contemporary philosophical theology has seen a significant uptick of interest in so-called Analytic Theology (hereafter AT). As a movement (if we can really call it that),…
Theology in the Church by Derek King
The tenuous relationship of the modern pastor and modern theologian is evidence enough: something has changed in the relationship between theology and the church. Even a brief historical survey of theologians past…
POGOS: Kevin Diller on Karl Barth and Natural Theology – The Logos Institute Podcast for 10.09.18
Kevin Diller discusses the implications of Karl Barth’s work for analytic theology with Jonathan and Stephanie Nicole on this week’s POGOS. iTunes Soundcloud Kevin Diller is associate professor of philosophy and…
Why So Dissatisfied with Satisfaction? by Joshua R. Farris and S. Mark Hamilton
If you look closely at several recent efforts to defend the penal substitution theory of atonement, particularly among popular audiences, there seems to be a (mostly) common argumentative strategy. It consists of…
POGOS: Oliver Crisp and Michael Rea on Original Sin & the Future of Analytic Theology – The Logos Institute Podcast for 27.08.18
On this week’s POGOS, Jonathan and Stephanie Nicole conclude their interview with Professors Oliver D. Crisp & Michael C. Rea. iTunes Soundcloud Oliver D. Crisp is a Professorial Fellow with the Logos Institute as…
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