Over this past year, we have focused on the question: “Why is it important for women to study, teach, and contribute to the fields of theology, biblical studies, and philosophical theology?” We had scholars from all…
This week in Pogos we welcome Professor Patrick Smith back to the podcast for our final portion of the interview. In it, we discuss three different ways of valuing life and how they connect up with the importance of…
Africana and other nonwhite women are less than two percent of biblical scholars in the USA and globally. The implications and impact of this dearth of Africana and nonwhite women biblical scholars are significant. Too…
This week in Pogos we welcome Professor Patrick Smith back to the podcast. In it, he walks us through a recap over questions of transhumanism and the Gospel, followed by a discussion of what is wrong with much of the…
The other night some seabird got into my rubbish bin. All my dirty trash, all my single-use plastic, spilled into our garden, on display for the neighbors to see. Now they know I am chief among plastic sinners. At…
This week in Pogos we welcome Professor Patrick Smith to the podcast. In it, he walks us through some basics in moral theology and ethics, talks about his own background getting into questions of bioethics and…
Why is it important for women to study, teach, and contribute to the fields of theology, biblical studies, and philosophical theology? What are some practical ways we can encourage women to do this? 1. The Parable I’d…
This week in Pogos we welcome Dr Michelle Panchuk back to the podcast for the final part of our interview with her on hermeneutical injustice and religious trauma. In it, we discuss briefly the #ChurchToo movement, how…
Engaging Theology What do you think of when you hear the word ‘theology’? Long, impenetrable books? Overly-technical discussions of issues which have seemingly no application to your life? For many of us, theology can…
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,…
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