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Animal Suffering and the Darwinian Problem of Evil

April 30, 2021

Plundering Eden

March 26, 2021

Coronavirus and the Goodness of Creation

November 5, 2020

RCS: Pauline Anthropology

May 13, 2019

The Groaning of Creation

September 20, 2018

Reading Genesis with the Church

April 12, 2017

RCS: Historical Book Series

May 16, 2016

RCS: Lent

February 10, 2016

Dante's Inferno

December 1, 2015

RCS: Old Testament

June 1, 2015

Jubilee

February 20, 2015

RCS: New Testament

January 7, 2015

The Work of the Lord

October 13, 2014

Animal Suffering and the Darwinian Problem of Evil

April, 2021

This symposium mines the depths of the age old problem of evil. However, this time it takes a slightly different perspective: Why do animals suffer? How do we square animal suffering with the science of evolution and the truths of Scripture? This six-part series digs deeper into these questions.

Animal Suffering and the Darwinian Problem of Evil: Introducing the Symposium

Kevin Vanhoozer

It Hath Been Already, of Old Time

Jon Garvey

Animals, Accountability, and Persons

A. Rahel Wells

On Lapsarian Theodicy

Gavin Ortlund

Chaos, Evil, and the Deep Harmonies of Nature

Nicola Hoggard Creegan

Animal Suffering and the Darwinian Problem of Evil: A Rejoinder

John Schneider

Plundering Eden

March, 2021

This book fits within that emerging field of Christian theological responses to ecological problems. In Plundering Eden, Wagenfuhr claims that the root cause of our ecological is a broken imagination, and he argues that reconciliation with God the Creator through Jesus Christ is the only means to ecological healing through a renewed, kenotic imagination expressed in the creation of an alternate environment that reveals the kingdom of God--the ekklesia.

Plundering Eden: Introducing the Symposium

Ken Keathley

Rewilding Creation and Receiving the Eucharist

Brian Brock

Priests of Creation, Not Only Ambassadors

Alexander Coe Stewart

Virtues, Vices, and Ecotheology

Celia Deane-Drummond

A Radical Challenge to Christian Discipleship

J. Richard Middleton

Plundering Eden: A Rejoinder

G. P. Wagenfuhr

Coronavirus and the Goodness of Creation

November, 2020

Is the Coronavirus evil?

Coronavirus and the Goodness of Creation

Hans Madueme

Naming Natural Evils

Jim Stump

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Gerald L. Bray

A Wheat and Weeds Creation

Gregory A. Boyd

Where the Coronavirus Didn’t Originate—and Maybe Did

John G. Stackhouse, Jr.

In Death as in Life

Katherine Sonderegger

Is the Coronavirus Still Not Evil? A Rejoinder

Daniel Harrell

RCS: Pauline Anthropology

May, 2019

The Inexpungable Notio Dei Implanted by God

Image Bearers of the First and Second Adam

The Natural Image and the Redeemed Image

A Wolf, a Serpent, and Forgiveness in Spite of the Old Nature

Spiritual Sacrifices of the Spiritual Priesthood

There Is No Such Thing as Free Will

The Whole Person Affected by Original Sin

Men Are Like the Sun, Women Are Like the Moon

What Human Reason Is Good For

Reformation Commentary

The Groaning of Creation

September, 2018

What does Paul have in mind when he speaks of creation's groaning in Romans 8?

Creation's Groaning: An Introduction

Joshua Jipp

The Tales of Two Cities

Siu Fung Wu

From Ruin to Renewal

Jonathan Moo

Birth Pangs or Death Sentence?

Mark Seifrid

Groaning for Glory

Marcus Mininger

Reading Genesis with the Church

April, 2017

Reading Genesis with the Church

Keith Stanglin

Irenaeus: Creation & the Father's Two Hands

Anthony Briggman

Origen: Decoding Genesis

Mark Scott

Creation & Time in Basil’s Hexaemeron

Andrew Brown

Augustine, Genesis, & the Goodness of Creation

Bradley Green

Genesis 2:7 & the Meaning of 'Life' in Cyril of Alexandria's Theology

David Maxwell

Time, Text, & Creation: The Venerable Bede on Genesis 1

Timothy Furry

History & the Hexaëmeron

Daniel Wade McClain

Terms of the Divine Art: Aquinas on Creation

Joshua Lee Harris

Martin Luther: Student of the Creation

Mickey Mattox

Creation & the 'Matter' of Scripture: Calvin on Genesis

Rebekah Earnshaw

RCS: Historical Book Series

May, 2016

With the Tumult of the World in Our Hearts

The Hypocrite's Confession

Out of the Paw of the Lion

But David Still Loved Saul

Victim-Blaming is Bad Exegesis

Meeting Christ in the Bible's Boring Bits

Christ on Every Page

Several Images of Fire Pointing to Christ

Members of a Lively Tradition

Reformation Commentary

RCS: Lent

February, 2016

The Word Teaches Original Sin (Ash Wednesday)

Adam and Eve's Complex Transgression (1st Week of Lent)

The God of Nothing (2nd Week of Lent)

Christ the Snake (3rd Week of Lent)

Our Salvation is Still Not Perfect (4th Week of Lent)

The Sins of the Saints (5th Week of Lent)

Miserably and Lamentably Stripped: A Found Poem (Holy Week)

Reformation Commentary

Dante's Inferno

December, 2015

Why Evangelicals Should Read Dante's Divine Comedy

How to Read Dante's Divine Comedy

Significant Beginnings: Inferno, Canto I

Dante's Comedy: A Reading Journal

Brad Fruhauff

RCS: Old Testament

June, 2015

The Devil Tempts Us with Things We Already Possess

God’s Resting Is Active and Vigilant

Christ’s Appearance in the Furnace

Luther's Allegory of the Three Doves

Reformation Commentary

Jubilee

February, 2015

Grace and the Jubilee

The Jubilee of Malcolm X

Implementing Jubilee: The Problem of “Creative Destruction”

The Jubilee of Forgiveness

The Jubilee of Forgiveness and Image-Flourishing

Forgiveness and Receiving Forgiveness

Jubilee, Temptation, and Growth in Awareness (1)

Jubilee, Temptation, and Growth in Awareness (2)

Jubilee, Temptation, and Growth in Awareness (3)

Jubilee, Temptation, and Growth in Awareness: Lord, Give Us Grace

Augustine on the Ultimate Channel of Grace

The Church as Channel of Jubilee

What Is the Black Church?

Critical Definitions for the Way to a Jubilee-Centered Church

A Condition for Jubilee and Justice

Image-Flourishing Thwarted: Jubilee Confronts Jealousy

Jubilee: Healing the Polluted Soul of a Land (I)

Jubilee: Healing the Polluted Soul of a Land (2)

Bruce Fields

RCS: New Testament

January, 2015

God Almighty Becomes All Weakness for Us

Christ Places Himself under the Law
to Redeem Us from It

Simeon Received a Great Blessing

“Let Us Make” Points to God’s Unity and Trinity

The Foundation of Faith, Opposed by the Heretics

Christ, the Image of God, and Assurance of Salvation

Faith Accepts the Mercy of God

Like the Women, Seek Jesus Early

The Angels Announce that the Resurrection
Is for Our Benefit

God Is Present Where Two Are Gathered

Jesus Criticizes the Disciples for
Failing to Understand

This Is What Christ Said

We Must Follow Christ’s Example
in Celebrating His Supper

Wisdom versus Foolishness: A Battle Christians Cannot Live Without

Personal Property Is Unnatural

Reformation Commentary

The Work of the Lord

October, 2014

Achievement: A Theological Exploration

Faith@Work Summit

Defining "Achievement"

Achievement Is Relative

Achievement and "Potential"

In the beginning . . . God achieved

Made to Achieve

Achievement Is Messed Up

Joseph: A Case Study in Achievement (Part 1)

Joseph: A Case Study in Achievement (Part 2)

Proverbs: Ordinary Achievement

Achievement Is Futile

An Old Testament Round-Up on Achievement

The Parable of the Talents (1)

The Parable of the Talents (2)

Martha & Mary

Bearing Fruit: Fruitfulness and Achievement in Johannine Perspective

Achievement as Sons of God

Achievement and the Cross

Achievement and Boasting

Paul and Work

The Work of the Lord

The Work of the Lord & Christian Ministry

Ministry and Your Day Job

Fan into flame the gift of God

Igniting the Flame: Implications of God's Gifting

A New Testament Round-up on Achievement

The Overachiever

5 Bad Motivations for Achievement

An “Achievement Double Standard” in the Church

Achievement and Church Culture

Constantine Campbell