Kuyper and Princeton
This chapter examines Abraham Kuyper's relationship with Princeton, from his Stone Lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary in 1898 to Princeton's later emergence as a center for …
This chapter examines Abraham Kuyper's relationship with Princeton, from his Stone Lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary in 1898 to Princeton's later emergence as a center for …
This chapter examines how gender bias becomes encoded in digital knowledge infrastructures, taking the representation of women in religion as a case study.
The Computational Theology Lab at Yale Divinity School explores the intersection of computational methods and theological inquiry. As founder, Clifford Anderson leads research …
Taking chatbots that simulate conversation with Jesus and other biblical figures as a point of departure, this essay reflects on the arrival of generative artificial intelligence …
Translations of two early essays by Karl Barth: 'The Cosmological Proof for the Existence of God,' a study of the classical argument from the existence of the world to the …
This chapter brings Karl Barth into critical conversation with the jurist Carl Schmitt on the questions of political legitimacy and the rule of law. Where Schmitt grounded legal …
Five conversations with Karl Barth from the final years of his life—an interview by George Puchinger, an interview with Henri-Charles Tauxe, an interview by students of applied …
Clifford B. Anderson introduces Franz Rosenzweig's vision and relates how Vanderbilt University came to preserve aspects of his intellectual legacy.
Two conversations with Karl Barth from 1963—an interview with the Dutch Christian Broadcasting Association and excerpts from a press conference with the French newspapers Le Monde, …
Four conversations with Karl Barth from 1959–1962—with the editors of the student magazine Kolibri, with audiences in Strasbourg, with Catholic students of theology from Paderborn, …