The article features Gregory Baum, mathematician, theologian, ex-Augustinian friar, dissenter and pioneering sociologist of religion. In an interview in 1996, he provided a diagnosis of the Roman Catholic Church mentioning that it was undergoing a governance crisis of immense proportions and that there was a need for a new system. Baum, Professor Emeritus of Theological Ethics and the Sociology of Religion at McGill University, considers himself a journalist fascinated with ideas
Degree Awarded: Ph.D. Systematic Theology. The Catholic University of AmericaCommunion, communicatio...
In this Article, the views on the relationship between church and state of the twentieth century Ame...
This piece was written as a reading response paper for Kristin Colberg’s Documents of Vatican II cou...
This article explores Gregory Baum’s contributions both as an editor and as a theologian to the jour...
This essay explores the importance of dialogue in ecumenical relations in the thought and writing of...
Gregory Baum was Canada’s pre-eminent Catholic theologian of the post-conciliar era and one of the b...
Gregory Baum was not a great theologian like the systematic giants of the mid-20th century. Rather, ...
As part of the effort to bring order to the pluralistic situation of theology since Vatican II, the ...
Dr Eirini Artemi’s paper explores the teaching of Gregory of Nazianzus (329–390 AD) on exactly what ...
Dr Eirini Artemi’s paper explores the teaching of Gregory of Nazianzus (329–390 AD) on exactly what ...
The article discusses the life and works of theologian Gilbert Keith Chesterton and the author\u27s ...
Fr Martin McAlinden was a Catholic priest from the Diocese of Dromore and Director of Pastoral Theol...
Two decades ago, on September 21, 1996, while on the way to St. Petersburg to shoot a documentary ba...
Scholars of different confessional backgrounds from around the world met at Bossey, Switzerland, for...
The half-century of scholarship represented in the career of Father Emile Neubert, S.M., spans a tim...
Degree Awarded: Ph.D. Systematic Theology. The Catholic University of AmericaCommunion, communicatio...
In this Article, the views on the relationship between church and state of the twentieth century Ame...
This piece was written as a reading response paper for Kristin Colberg’s Documents of Vatican II cou...
This article explores Gregory Baum’s contributions both as an editor and as a theologian to the jour...
This essay explores the importance of dialogue in ecumenical relations in the thought and writing of...
Gregory Baum was Canada’s pre-eminent Catholic theologian of the post-conciliar era and one of the b...
Gregory Baum was not a great theologian like the systematic giants of the mid-20th century. Rather, ...
As part of the effort to bring order to the pluralistic situation of theology since Vatican II, the ...
Dr Eirini Artemi’s paper explores the teaching of Gregory of Nazianzus (329–390 AD) on exactly what ...
Dr Eirini Artemi’s paper explores the teaching of Gregory of Nazianzus (329–390 AD) on exactly what ...
The article discusses the life and works of theologian Gilbert Keith Chesterton and the author\u27s ...
Fr Martin McAlinden was a Catholic priest from the Diocese of Dromore and Director of Pastoral Theol...
Two decades ago, on September 21, 1996, while on the way to St. Petersburg to shoot a documentary ba...
Scholars of different confessional backgrounds from around the world met at Bossey, Switzerland, for...
The half-century of scholarship represented in the career of Father Emile Neubert, S.M., spans a tim...
Degree Awarded: Ph.D. Systematic Theology. The Catholic University of AmericaCommunion, communicatio...
In this Article, the views on the relationship between church and state of the twentieth century Ame...
This piece was written as a reading response paper for Kristin Colberg’s Documents of Vatican II cou...