Most Recent Articles from Theological Studies

• From the editor's desk 

  For the love of Christ impels us, once we have come to the conviction that one died for all; therefore, all have died. He indeed died for all, so...

  09/01/09 by David G. Schultenover · More from publication

• Wound made fountain: toward a theology of redemption 

  THE LONG UNCONTESTED STATUS of the cross as the distinctive symbol of Christianity suggests that the very heart of the faith is the belief that we...

  09/01/09 by Jerome A. Miller · More from publication

• Lonergan and Pannenberg's methodologies: a critical examination 

  ROBERT DORAN'S MUCH DISCUSSED What Is Systematic Theology? has stimulated a renewed interest in systematics. (1) Building on an earlier work in...

  09/01/09 by Cyril Orji · More from publication

• On the dynamic relation between ecclesiology and congregational studies 

  ECCLESIOLOGY IS PRESENTLY RESPONDING to two sources of pressure from opposite directions. On the one hand, a more exact knowledge of the historical...

  09/01/09 by Roger Haight; James Nieman · More from publication

• Gregory the Great and the sixth-century dispute over the ecumenical title 

  NEARLY EVERY OBSERVER of the Eastern Orthodox/Roman Catholic dialogue recognizes that the most significant obstacle to reunion is ecclesiological...

  09/01/09 by George E. Demacopoulos · More from publication

• Interconnectedness and intrinsic value as ecological principles: an appropriation of Karl Rahner's evolutionary Christology 

  To ALL WHO HOLD that the world is God's creation, today's ecological crisis presents a moral crisis. In the face of the ecological disruption of...

  09/01/09 by Hyun-Chul Cho · More from publication

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