This post discusses the issues with using typology and explains the theological reasons for the use of typology in the Bible.

Christian philosopher Aristides made apologetic books for Emperor Hadrian to stop the arbitrary persecution of Christians.

Dr. Slade discusses the influence of pandemics on the history of religion where disease has actually shaped the trajectory of belief systems

GCRR is hosting the 2020 International eConference on Atheism, which is open to believers and nonbelievers alike.

By employing spiritual mysticism, new phenomenologists still desire a sense of evidential credibility to substantiate their experiences.

Read the latest issue of SHERM Journal (vol. 2, no. 1) for free online!

Dr. Charles David Isbell (Louisiana State University) highlights the impact that the Gospel of John has had on Jews and Christians.

The fact that a grown adult can be insulted when told that a sign from a god could have been something else, I blame on the education system

GCRR is proud to introduce the Co-Head of our "Jewish Studies" division, Professor Zev Garber.

Jenna Belk (Atheistasis Podcast) interviews GCRR Executive Officer, Dr. David Kyle Johnson, on how fallacies often fuel conspiracy theories.

A Christian response to COVID 19. It is lesson to develop a spirituality beyond religion, aiming at the value of human life and respect....

Religious institutions are practicing an intentional disregard of, indifference to, and even hostility to facts about the Coronavirus.

GCRR is proud to introduce the Head of our "Global Anthropology of Religion" division, Dr. Jack David Eller.

The blog argues that the Shroud of Turin should be considered a forgery created in the 13th century according to Schick's SEARCH method.

GCRR is looking for qualified scholars with a doctorate in a field related to religious studies to join the Board of Directors.

Springtide Research Institute revealed that our youngest generations are more lonely and isolated than any other group of people.

Aloys Grillmeier’s main position is that the Christology leading up to the Council of Nicaea was predominantly a Logos-sarx principle.

Why churches need to change how they worship during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Neither the Alexandrian nor the Antiochene schools of interpretation sanctioned just one exegetical method over another.

The combination of Christian tradition and philosophy, especially Middle Platonism and Stoicism, developed a Logos Christology.