Caritas et Veritas: Recent Episodes
Jason Shanks
Scott Hahn and Emily Stimpson Chapman have written a marvelous and timely book, Hope to Die: The Christian Meaning of Death and the Resurrection of the Body. It not only explains the Christian meaning of death, and of the afterlife, but also the importance Christianity places on the body. The logic of relics and of … Continue reading Hope to Die: The Christian Meaning of Death and the Resurrection of the Body →
“Do you hear that?” I asked my boss at St. Mary’s Church in 2006. We both detected a faint, high-pitched noise—barely audible but highly annoying. One by one, I turned off my computer, my printer and my monitor—but the noise remained. We opened my office window, thinking the sound might be coming from outisde. Nope. … Continue reading Problem’s source not necessarily all that far away →
My new book, Theoloy, Politics, and Exegesis, just came out. It is a sequel to my Three Skeptics and the Bible. I just returned from the American Academy of Religion and Society of Biblical Literature annual meeting in Boston, and the new volume was there, and sold out. It continues the work of the previous volume, examining … Continue reading New Book–Theology, Politics, and Exegesis →
The third part of my three part webinar, “Deconstructing the Bible: Understanding the Crisis in Biblical Interpretation,” is now available through the Institute of Catholic Culture. So if you missed the live webinar, you can still watch it. Once clicking on the link above, simply scroll down to “Video Streams” and check out “Video Part … Continue reading Deconstructing the Bible Webinar Part 3 →
The second part of my three part webinar, “Deconstructing the Bible: Understanding the Crisis in Biblical Interpretation,” is now available through the Institute of Catholic Culture. So if you missed the live webinar, you can still watch it. Once clicking on the link above, simply scroll down to “Video Streams” and check out “Video Part … Continue reading Deconstructing the Bible Webinar Part 2 →
My new book on J.R.R. Tolkien just came out, entitled, Seeking the Lord of Middle Earth: Theological Essays on J.R.R. Tolkien, and is available from Amazon, Wipf & Stock, etc. Here’s the official description: “J. R. R. Tolkien, the beloved author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, brings to his work a great … Continue reading New Book on J.R.R. Tolkien →
The first part of my three part webinar, “Deconstructing the Bible: Understanding the Crisis in Biblical Interpretation,” is now available through the Institute of Catholic Culture. So if you missed the live webinar, you can still watch it. Once clicking on the link above, simply scroll down to “Video Streams” and check out “Video Part … Continue reading Deconstructing the Bible Webinar Part I →
Over the next few weeks I will be giving a three part webinar with the Institute of Catholic Culture dealing with the history of the crisis in modern biblical interpretation. The three part webinar is entitled, “Deconstructing the Bible: Understanding the Crisis in Biblical Interpretation.” You can sign up for the live webinar here. The … Continue reading Dr. Morrow’s 3 Part Webinar on the Crisis in Biblical Interpretation →
Just in time for Easter, the Principium Institute has published my book on the historical evidence for Jesus’ resurrection, entitled, Jesus’ Resurrection: A Jewish Convert Examines the Evidence. It is available in both paperback as well as in Kindle. In this volume, I walk through the historical evidence that Jesus in fact rose from the dead. … Continue reading My New book on the Resurrection →
