During an age of transition from the death of God (or religious skeptism) to the re-embrace of religion in a postmodern world, this paper offers an interpretation of the modern processes of seculariza...

This is a quasi-comparative study of the thoughts of later Heidegger. By comparing the former and later Heidegger, later Heidegger and German mystical poet Angelus Silesius, the author tries to show t...

This essay presents an interpretation of religion in terms of recent theories of Emergent Complex Adaptive Systems. Religion is a network of symbols, myths, concepts and rituals that both provide mean...

This essay argues for the importance of the Ascension of Christ both in the Scriptural narratives and the theological task today. It explores a movement in the Gospel narratives towards the displaceme...

A writing of general history represents a kind of delineation and evaluation of the development of history, interrogating what kinds of understanding and explanation are inevitably reflecting what kin...

Through a close study of several of his representative works, this essay introduces and analyzes Žižek's view of Christ’s sacrifice, which reveals Žižek's “theological” idea: namely that – “monotheist...

The mendicant orders were some of the most important religious organizations in late fourteenth century England, denoted by their ideals of evangelism, scholarship and poverty. On the eve of religious...

This paper explores the meaning of “pilgrimage” in the works of Anglican priest and author of travel anthologies, Samuel Purchas. It is to inspect his works combining his personal experience with the ...

This paper explores the meaning of “pilgrimage” in the works of Anglican priest and author of travel anthologies, Samuel Purchas. It is to inspect his works combining his personal experience with the ...