Theological Populism in Iran: Resistance and Martyrdom
The article discusses how the Islamic Republic of Iran has demanded greater sacrifices from its people under the guise of a resistance against Western hegemony, contrasting the Iranian brand of Islamism with traditional conservatism.
Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico doubles down on God being "beyond gender" comments
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico defends his previous remarks about God being nonbinary, asserting that many Christians share this belief.
Women, the invisible pillar of the Church: 'There is a lot of discrimination against us, but we are the engine. We reach places where men do not'
The article highlights the significant yet often overlooked role of women in the Catholic Church, who make up 80% of the active Church but face discrimination and marginalization in theological education and decision-making.
There is no place for Peter Thiel in the Vatican
The Catholic University Angelicum in Rome has denied hosting a series of lectures by billionaire Peter Thiel, which were intended to discuss anti-woke themes and the theological implications of the Antichrist.
Warfare Theology
The article explores the historical and contemporary relationship between religion and warfare, highlighting how religious doctrines have evolved concerning the concepts of just and unjust wars.
Understand how the Council of Nicaea defined the dogma about Jesus Christ
The article discusses the significance of the Council of Nicaea and how it shaped Christian dogma regarding Jesus Christ.
The ideological 'betrayal' is always an act of freedom
The article discusses the ideological betrayal represented by Judas Iscariot in Christian history, examining the complexities of his role in the biblical narrative.
Who is Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei?
Mojtaba Khamenei, aged 56, is recognized for his role in Iranian religious and political circles, having completed his theology studies in Qom and gained the title of Ayatollah in 2022.
The smartest man in the world revealed what he thinks about God
The world's smartest man, YoungHoon Kim, discusses his belief in God's existence and how it can be proven through mathematics.
Netanyahu's Theological Anxieties Push the World Towards Ruin
The article discusses how Netanyahu's theological concerns are influencing geopolitical dynamics and conflict, particularly in relation to Israel's actions against Iran.
The Reverend Who Wants to Set Limits on AI with an Ethical Code: 'Theology Has Been Reflecting on the Problems This Technology Poses for Centuries'
Reverend Lyndon Drake aims to establish ethical principles for AI engineers and leaders to mitigate the unchecked advances of Silicon Valley.
Theology Instead of Military Strategy: The U.S. Army Justifies the War on Iran with Religious Discourse
Amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Israel against Iran, there is a growing discourse in the U.S. that intertwines military strategies with religious interpretations, suggesting a prophetic view of the conflict.
Dvořáček will be the candidate for Dean of the Faculty of Theology, Brož withdrew from the election
Dvořáček has emerged as the candidate for the position of Dean of the Faculty of Theology following Brož's withdrawal from the election.
Jyrki 69 became a Gothic figure of Lapland who finds Jesus in the nature of Utsjoki
The article explores Jyrki Linnankivi's journey from rock musician to theology student as he takes an internship at the northernmost parish in Finland, Utsjoki.
"What Excites Him Are Women Who Don't Want" : Tariq Ramadan, From Muslim Idol to Predator
Tariq Ramadan, whose reputation has been under scrutiny for a decade, is facing trial for multiple counts of rape, shedding light on a disturbing narrative of manipulation and violence within his influential persona.
Bishop Conference: Church in the People
The new head of the Bishop's Conference in Germany faces the challenge of managing both church politics and theological tensions while balancing his role as a diocese leader.
Catholic Church: He can drive a tractor and theology. And he is also considered progressive
Heiner Wilmer, newly appointed Bishop of Hildesheim, balances his rural roots with progressive views in the Catholic Church.
Isaac Newton predicted the end of the world more than 300 years ago: when it will be and why
Isaac Newton's lesser-known prediction about the end of the world in 2060, stemming from his biblical studies, has garnered renewed public interest.
International Conference: A Renowned American Archbishop is Coming; See Other Speakers
An international conference titled 'Christ is King' will be held in Zagreb, featuring notable clergy and theologians discussing the implications of Christ's kingship in modern society.
Colombia: 60 years after his death, the 'guerrilla priest' formally identified
The remains of Camilo Torres, a prominent figure in Colombia's guerrilla movement and supporter of liberation theology, have been formally identified 60 years after his death in combat.
Religion and Atheism: Is Something Missing When God Is Not?
The article discusses the growing disinterest in religion among people and the challenges this poses for theologians in conveying the significance of the question of God.
"There is no learning without questions... 62 questions in the Book of Genesis"
Philosopher Kang Young-an discusses the significance of questioning in learning and teaching, particularly in the field of theology and philosophy as reflected in his recent book.
Caroline Ravn swapped theology for magic
Caroline Ravn is set to perform before thousands of magicians at the world's largest magic convention in Blackpool, having transitioned from priest studies to a passion for magic fueled by her grandfather's influence.
Theologian Ľubomír Žák / If there is no renewal of hearts, even the death of a tyrant will not bring change to the country
Theologian Ľubomír Žák discusses the need for a renewal of hearts in Slovakia's church and society to effect real change, emphasizing the importance of intellectual rigor and the integration of theology into practical church life.
God will make you a multimillionaire, pastor urged believers to donate hundreds of thousands
A Czech pastor has urged his followers to donate large sums of money, suggesting that God will reward their faith with wealth.
A hundred years ago, Cardinal Karlic was born, a figure of the Church who advocated for dialogue and consensus
The article commemorates the centenary of Cardinal Estanislao Esteban Karlic's birth, highlighting his contributions to the Church and society in Argentina.
Calendar of Saints: Who celebrates today, February 6
The Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Photios the Great, Patriarch of Constantinople and Equal-to-the-Apostles, on February 6, acknowledging his significant contributions to theology and the preservation of ancient Greek literature.
Experts reveal: An ancient scroll could prove the existence of biblical giants
Experts discuss how an ancient scroll may provide evidence supporting the existence of giants mentioned in the Bible, stirring debates among theologians and historians about their real or symbolic nature.
This is how the Sabeel Center in Jerusalem confronts Christian Zionist thought
The Sabeel Center's director discusses the role of liberation theology in resisting occupation and the significance of Jerusalem in faith discourse amidst ongoing Palestinian violations.
Theolog on the New Translation of the Bible: People are Disappointed, See What the Lord's Prayer Looks Like
A new modern translation of the Bible, which took twenty years to complete, has sold out within a month of its release, igniting discussions and controversies within the Catholic Church in Croatia, as noted by theologian Anton Šuljić.
Inspirational Catholic Voice. Religion scholar and theologian Ivan Štampach has died at the age of 79
Ivan Štampach, a respected religion scholar and theologian, passed away at the age of 79, remembered for his inspirational contributions to Catholic discourse.
'Radical Christianity': Recipes to Rescue Jesus of Nazareth
Juan José Tamayo argues that Christianity must regain its liberating character as an anti-imperial and egalitarian movement to return to the roots of its founder.
The episodic waters and the futile enlightenment
The article reflects on the author's confusion about religious events, particularly misremembering the Feast of Theophany with the Transfiguration, and highlights the importance of tangible demonstrations of faith in understanding divine nature.
Former dismissed dean of the Faculty of Theology Brož failed at the Constitutional Court. He will file a complaint
Former dean of the Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University, Jaroslav Brož, was unsuccessful in his appeal to the Constitutional Court and plans to file a cassation complaint with the Supreme Administrative Court.
The Constitutional Court rejected the complaint of former Dean Brož regarding the forced administration of the faculty of theology
The Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint filed by former Dean Brož concerning the forced administration of the faculty of theology.
Hitler's Crown Jurist and US God Warriors: Political Theology for Nuts
The article discusses Carl Schmitt, a Nazi jurist and state theorist, and his resurgence among right-wing figures in the United States like Peter Thiel and J. D. Vance.
Hitler’s Crown Jurist and US God Warriors: Political Theology for Fools
The article discusses the resurgence of Carl Schmitt, a Nazi jurist, among far-right figures in the US like Peter Thiel and J.D. Vance, highlighting the implications of his political theology.
In Memory of Benedict XVI. / Man of the Old World
The article reflects on the legacy of Benedict XVI, highlighting his inner freedom, spiritual and intellectual nobility, and significant contributions as a theologian among popes.
Roma Theologian / I Want to Serve My Own. Roma People Need to Experience Acceptance from the Church, Especially from Priests
Patrik Bilý, a student at the Greek Catholic Theological Faculty, emphasizes the importance of acceptance for Roma people from the church and discusses his own journey towards becoming a priest.
The Vatican on Mary: From a Linguistic Root Tenderly
The article discusses the Vatican's critical examination of the titles attributed to Mary, the Mother of Jesus, questioning their appropriateness within the context of Christian belief.
Saint Hilarie – devoted his life to defending the faith in the divinity of Jesus Christ, the Son of God and God as the Father
The article discusses the life of Saint Hilarie, the Bishop of Poitiers, focusing on his dedication to Christianity and his contributions as an early Christian theologian.
February 11, 1856: Antun Bauer was born - a highly prolific Croatian archbishop
Antun Bauer, a notable Croatian archbishop born on February 11, 1856, had a significant impact in the field of education and the church in Zagreb.