Christo et Doctrinae is a journal of Christian thought at Furman University, meant for the theological and artistic exploration of the Christian life.
An examination of the concurrent hope and sorrow present in the gift of myrrh; Article III in the 2024 Advent Devotionals series
A meditation on the spiritual truths revealed by the gift of frankincense; Article II in the 2024 Advent Devotionals Series
A reflection on the theological significance of the symbol of gold in the nativity story; Article I in the 2024 Advent Devotionals series
An exhortation for college students to pursue local church membership.
A reflection on the story of Cain and Abel and human dignity.
An examination of the problem of theodicy, approached from the parallels between Job and Oedipus.
A exhortation from the author's personal experience for Christians to practice confession regularly
A lecture by Lori Branch, a professor of English at Iowa State University, on literature and postmodernity; Veritas Forum Spring 2024
An interview with author and columnist Leah Libresco Sargeant about the Effective Altruism movement
A brief analysis and justification of why Christians fast
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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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