Submitted by communications on Wed, 10/24/2012 - 12:38pm
Given the continued prominence of economic recovery in public debate, two students and one alumna discussed with us the economy from a faith based perspective.
Submitted by communications on Wed, 10/24/2012 - 12:25pm
An Interview with Robert J. Russell, Director of the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences
Science and Religion have always been thought of as diametric opposites, searching for different truths. One need only think of Galileo and Copernicus. How have these poles been brought closer together?
An Interview with Heup Young Kim, 2009 Alum of the Year
I’m trying to construct a theology of the Tao or “Theo-Tao”. The current dualistic way of thinking of the West consists of theo-logos or theology, which is primarily doctrinal, and its counterpart theo-praxis, or action. I try and bring in the Tao, the embodiment of the cosmic way in our historical existence. If you know Tao, you cannot divide knowing and acting. Theo-Tao provides a new paradigm for this millennium characterized by dialogue.