Theology in Dialogue

Villanova University
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Theology in Dialogue

Graduate Students at Villanova University discussing Theology and Religious Studies in a series entitled Theology in Dialogue.

  1. 02/15/2019

    "I can't be what I don't see" Featuring Fr. Stephen Thorne

    This Dialogue welcomes Archdiocese of Philly Renaissance Man Fr. Stephen Thorne to talk accountability and representation within the Catholic Church. We touch upon the dynamics of his life and work as an African American priest, the Bishop's letters concerning antiracism and where the Church continues to fall short in terms of serving as a truly inclusive community of believers. Special thanks to Villanova Theology grad students Jacques Linder and Andre Price for their thoughts in the Intro!

    56 min

  2. 12/07/2018

    Reflecting on Presence of God in Villanova Athletics with Dr. Ed Hastings and Fr. Rob Hagan

    2 Men's Basketball National Championships in 3 years have catapulted the Villanova community into a realm of unprecedented exposure and attention. With an elite collegiate athletic program catalyzing bursts in enrollment and campus expansion, the question of mission and presence of God in these pursuits becomes pressing. This Dialogue welcomes Dr. Ed Hastings, Assistant Professor of Theology at Villanova, as well as Men's Basketball Chaplain Fr. Rob Hagan to discuss the importance of culture, identity and and mission to analyze and critique the value of sport at Villanova.

    1 hr

  3. 11/06/2018

    John Caputo on Schelling - Whether Existence can Make itself Worthy of the Name of God

    This episode welcomes the remarks of longtime Villanova Philosopher and Theologian Dr. John Caputo as he describes his approach to what he calls Radical, or Weak Theology. Based on the work of German philosopher Schelling, Dr. Caputo posits whether existence can make itself worthy of the Name of God.

    1h 9m

  4. 09/21/2018

    Assessing the Catholic Abuse Crisis with Massimo Faggioli and Patricia McCormick

    In this episode, Eric Kindler sits down with Massimo Faggioli, Professor of Theology at Villanova University, and young adult fiction author and New York Times Op-ed contributor Patricia McCormick to discuss the effects of the sexual abuse crisis in the catholic church from a academic and personal perspective.

    57 min

  5. 03/30/2018

    Ilia Delio part 2: Creativity, Novelty, and Future

    This episode contains the second part of Dr. Delio's lecture, "Doing Theology in an Unfinished Universe," so if you haven't already, be sure to listen to part 1!

    33 min

  6. 03/16/2018

    Ilia Delio part 1: Doing Theology in an Unfinished Universe

    The first part of a lecture from Sr. Ilia Delio, Villanova University's Connely Chair Professor of Systematic Theology, on the significance of modern science and cosmology for theological reflection today.

    28 min

  7. 02/02/2018

    Chaos, Ostriches, and the Hebrew Bible with Carey Walsh

    Elisha Chi talks with Carey Walsh, Hebrew Bible professor at Villanova University, about the Old Testament, chaos, tragedy, and ostriches!

    58 min

  8. 09/29/2017

    Jake and Eric's Anarchist Bookclub, "The Kingdom of God is Within You"

    Jacob talks with Eric Aldieri about a classic text in the Christian Anarchist tradition: "The Kingdom of God is Within You" (1894) by the Russian novelist and thinker Leo Tolstoy.

    59 min
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Graduate Students at Villanova University discussing Theology and Religious Studies in a series entitled Theology in Dialogue.

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  • Creator
    Villanova University
  • Years Active
    2017 - 2019
  • Episodes
    14
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2019
  • Show Website
    Theology in Dialogue

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