Theologizing Latinamente: Had Anselm Known Us!
Orlando O. Espín After a historical and cultural grounding of Prosper of Aquitaine’s lex orandi, lex credendi and of Anselm of Canterbury’s notion that theology is fides quarens intellectum, this …
Tending This Fragile Earth, Our Island Home: The Pope’s Encyclical in Dialogue with Anglican Theology
John L. Kater Laudato si’, Pope Francis’s 2015 encyclical on the environment, drew on the Roman Catholic magisterium and his own background as a Latin American Jesuit influenced by Franciscan …
Toward a Theodicy of the Body: Liturgy and Explanation
Jason M. Smith This essay examines recent attempts to remake, so to speak, the enterprise of theodicy. Both Eleonore Stump and David Burrell analyze the story of Job in an …
Unseeing the Body with Bodies on the Move: An Epistemology for Bodies through Certeau and Holy Week Processions
Jodi L. A. Belcher The twentieth-century philosophical and theological turn to the body challenged modern Western conceptions of bodies as closed, independent entities, but it has not halted the objectifying …