
Christo et Doctrinae is a journal of Christian thought at Furman University, meant for the theological and artistic exploration of the Christian life.
The story of Saint Patrick, and what it can teach Christians in the modern day.
A meditation on Virginia Woolf’s “To The Lighthouse” and the unconditional, unrelenting love of God.
An exhortation to reject the falsehood of the Prosperity Gospel and to turn to the true Gospel of the sacrifice and suffering of Christ.
A triumphant hymn in celebration of the union of Christ and His Bride.
An allegorical poem on the Passion and Resurrection of our Lord.
A poem engaging with cosmic wonder and humanity’s mortal fragility.
A consideration of the inherent creativity within humans and how Christians should harness it.
A poetic encouragement to revel in the glories of nature, and the far greater glories of God.
A poetic reflection on the death of a loved one.
A recounting of the beauty of Belize’s birds through a combination of storytelling and visual art.
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A meditation on Virginia Woolf’s “To The Lighthouse” and the unconditional, unrelenting love of God.
An examination of the problem of theodicy, approached from the parallels between Job and Oedipus.
A lecture by Lori Branch, a professor of English at Iowa State University, on literature and postmodernity; Veritas Forum Spring 2024
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Christo et Doctrinae is the product of a committed and passionate group of students who together see a need for more intentional dialogue around matters of Christian life and faith at Furman University.
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