Christo et Doctrinae is a journal of Christian thought at Furman University, meant for the theological and artistic exploration of the Christian life.
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
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
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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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