Theology and Social Justice: What does Jesus have to say about Social Justice in Luke’s Gospel?

A Critical Review of Martin Buber’s I and Thou, in light of Christian theology and Capitalism

According to the Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion can be defined as “the philosophical examination of the central themes and concepts involved in religious traditions.”

A critical comparison of Pannenberg and Moltmann’s respective approaches to theology

A discussion on “Injustice anywhere is a Threat to Justice everywhere”, a quote from Martin Luther King Jr., Letter from a Birmingham Jail (1963)

In an era when influential nations are withdrawing to nationalistic interests such as Brexit, and Trumpism, one might be moved to ask the following questions:

An Evaluation of Marx’s Understanding of Religion as Class Ideology

Grace or Merit: An exegesis on Matthew 22, verses 1–14

Introduction

The Exile of Adam and Eve as Felix Culpa? (Leibniz)

Introduction

“Although every major worldview, whether religious or secular, has some explanation for the phenomenon of evil, the problem of evil in Western philosophy has historically revolved around the view of…

A critical assessment of the meaning of the ‘signs’ of the Fourth Gospel, and their function within the theology of the Gospel as a whole

Introduction

By way of background, the Fourth Gospel differs significantly from the other gospels in terms of content and character. It is a gospel in its own…

“God is dead. And we have killed him.” A critical discussion with reference to Luke 24:13–35, and Pannenberg’s theological understanding of revelation, history, eschatology, future, and hope.

Is the BBC an Innovative Organisation?

The drivers of innovation can either be: responsive, adapting to a leap of change within the…