This post will explore the compelling idea that a robust understanding of divine immanence might, in fact, make the concept of common grace unnecessary. It’s not about denying that God works in the world through all people, but about rethinking the framework we use to explain it.

The Church has always existed in a state of tension—between the now and the not-yet, between unity and diversity, between its historical emb

The rise of Christian nationalism in the United States has sparked significant debate in both academic and popular discourse. This...

The question of what it means to be human has never been more contested than in our current age of rapid technological advancement and...

Beauty has captivated human imagination and inquiry for millennia. From the grandeur of nature to the intricacy of art, beauty evokes...

Theological Materialism and the Imago Dei: Understanding Human Identity In the modern theological landscape, the concept of the imago Dei...

Introduction: A Broader Vision of the Imago Dei In the rich tapestry of human existence, we often seek to understand what it means to be...