- On Alain Badiou’s ‘Critique of religion’
- On Alain Badiou’s ‘critique of religion’
- Like devils, but still humans: a systematic examination and moderate defense of Kant’s view of (quasi-)diabolical evil
- Ricoeur and the wager of interreligious ritual participation
- In praise of foolish conviviality: Some thoughts on the unthinkable connection between tradition, spontaneity and ethics
- ‘I look at him and he looks at me’: Stein’s phenomenological analysis of love
- Selfless love: Pur Amour in Fénelon and Malebranche
- Loving God in and through the self: Trinitarian love in St. Augustine
- In the Image of Love: Key Voices for Theological Anthropology
- ‘A power that deifies the human and humanizes God’: the psychodynamics of love and hypostatic deification according to Maximos the Confessor
- Fyodor Dostoevsky and Friedrich Nietzsche: power/weakness
- The unity of reciprocal love: the charism of Chiara Lubich and the theology of Klaus Hemmerle
- A paradigm of permeability: Franz von Baader on love
- Martin Luther and Cajetan: divinity
- The reciprocity of spiritual love in William of Saint-Thierry and Hadewijch
- ‘Joy, Joy, Joy, Tears of Joy’. A contribution to theological anthropology
- Written on the heart: on the grounds of moral obligation in natural law theory
- Reconciling religion, spirituality and secularity: on the post-secular and the question of human mortality
- The paradox of ineffability
- Søren Kierkegaard and the romantics: passion
- Luck egalitarianism as providence
- Hannah Arendt and theology, by John Kiess
- Delay or accelerate the end? Messianism, accelerationism and presentism
- Biography and theology. On the connectedness of theological statements with life on the basis of the correspondence between Karl Barth and Charlotte von Kirschbaum (1925–1935)
- Reformation, dissent, and diversity: the story of Scotland’s Churches, 1560–1960, by Andrew T. N. Muirhead
- Anger and forgiveness. Resentment, generosity, justice, by Martha C. Nussbaum
- The paradox of dialectic: clarifying the use and scope of dialectic in theology
- The force of the present: a Bergsonian challenge to psychophysics
- The contemplative self after Michel Henry: a phenomenological theology, by Joseph Rivera