Early Christians had to develop and negotiate their (new) identity within a society, to which their beliefs and ethical convictions were largely alien...

Acts of the Apostles reports several uprisings and instances of mob violence that occur across Asia Minor, caused by or related to the evangelistic and missionary endeavors of Paul and his companions in the middle of the first century...

As states continue to decriminalize marijuana and usage escalates in American culture, Christians must increasingly navigate their associations with the drug...

This article seeks to retrieve from the past in order to gain perspective for the present...

The book of Ecclesiastes is essentially a speech...

One of the most common critiques of Thomas Aquinas to be found in contemporary Protestant theology and apologetics is that Aquinas either outright denies the noetic effects of sin, or, at very least, minimizes the noetic effects of sin...

The recent “theological turn” in biblical studies sparked fresh, creative interest in Hebrews’ Christology...

The serpent promised that the fruit in the garden would make Adam and Eve more like God...

Christian groups and leaders around the world commission cloths to heal the sick, often claiming Acts 19:11–12 as a foundational text for the practice...

This article presents a framework for Christian engagement in government intelligence work, evaluating how the theology of Thomas Aquinas can inform such involvement...