Category: faith
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Re-Examining the Formation of the Biblical Canon: Power, Exclusion, and the Lost Voices of Intuition, Sovereignty, and the Divine Feminine
The formation of the Christian biblical canon remains one of the most debated subjects in religious studies. Popular narratives—such as the idea that Emperor Constantine assembled bishops at the Council of Nicaea in 325 CE to vote on which books would become Scripture—reflect modern concerns about institutional authority more than historical fact. Yet these narratives…
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Reclaiming the Soul: A Philosophical and Theological Case for Substance Dualism in Christian Anthropology
Why the Soul Still Matters in an Age of Neuroscience, Materialism, and Theological Minimalism Rediscovering the Human Person In contemporary theology and philosophy, the idea of the soul has come under sustained pressure. Advances in neuroscience, the rise of physicalism, and the suspicion of “Greek metaphysics” have led many Christian thinkers to reject the classical…