“Some people today believe in a plurality of gods. The Ancient Greeks and Romans had their Hall of Divinity. Many other cultures also honored their list of gods, for example, the Egyptians. All of these gods were limited and constrained by the fact that they were not the other. Although these gods had their existential limits, the narratives about them make great stories that leave us with lessons to contemplate. The lessons of modern Theology often leave us silent.”
— Ray Newkirk
Theology Essays
The Rational Theology of Harnack, Troeltsch, & Schleiermacher
The Evolution of the Human Spirit
Unpacking Christian Apologetics
Learn What Your Emotions Are Telling You About Your Faith
Playing Chess with the Angels
The Cosmic Christ
Inescapable Responsibility, the Cultivation of Moral Understanding
Understanding the Moral Life
The Honesty of Joy and the Illusion of Happiness
The Freedom of Simplicity
Dialoguing with The Modern German Theologians
The American Church in the 21st Century
Reflections of Historical Theology
An Analysis of History of the Sacred and Profane by Richardson.
Historical Objectivism versus Historical Relativism or Acton Versus Becker.
Modern Theology and the Syncresis of St. Thomas.
Theological Reflections in Western Traditions
The Meaning of Mystery
Philosophical Methods in Western Theology
History of Western Monasticism
Theology of St. Augustine
Moral Wisdom
Dogmatic Theology
Early Church History
The Constitution of the Church
Social Teaching of the Church
Science and Faith
Systematic Theology
The Rule of St. Benedict
The Rule of St. Francis
The Rule of St. Augustine
The Hypostatic Mystery
Salvation History & Mission of the Church
Pastoral Ministry
Historical Theology
St. Bonaventure
Duns Scotus & the Schoolmen
The Old Testament Prophets
Marian Theology
The Philosophy of St. Thomas
