Christo et Doctrinae is a journal of Christian thought at Furman University, meant for the theological and artistic exploration of the Christian life.
An interview with author and columnist Leah Libresco Sargeant about the Effective Altruism movement
A brief analysis and justification of why Christians fast
A nautical analogy for the transition from the intensity of the crucifixion to the joy of Easter morning; Article IV in the 2024 Easter Reflections series
A reflection on the bereavement of Holy Saturday; Article III in the 2024 Easter Reflections series
A poetic exploration of the deep sorrow of Good Friday; Article II in the 2024 Easter Reflections series
A liturgy reflecting on Maundy Thursday and how it sets the stage for Christ’s crucifixion; Article I in the 2024 Easter Reflections series
An examination of common questions and errors pertaining to the triune nature of God
An essay on the spiritual significance of artificial intelligence
A poem about the glory of God’s creation across all time
An analysis of the theology of time in Augustine’s Confessions
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A reflection on an ancient Babylonian map as an analogy for the Christian worldview
An analysis of unexpectedly religious elements in Barbie and Guardians of the Galaxy 3
An exposition of the Trinity’s biblical foundation; Article I in the Trinity series
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