Atheistasis Podcast host, Jenna Belk, interviews Dr. Darren Slade, on properly investigating miracle claims.

GCRR is proud to introduce the Head of our "Medieval Religious Studies" division, Dr. Keagan Brewer.

Interview of author, activist, and public theologian Brian McLaren about Trump, religious doubt, and Coronavirus.

Israeli archaeologists claim to have found cannabis residue on an ancient temple's artifacts located in southern Israel.

Both exegesis and theology is dependent on a theologian’s overall epistemology. Thus, epistemology is the foundation of theological method.

Dr. Darren M. Slade explored the possible influence of several heretical Christian sects on Muhammad’s understanding of Jesus.

Claudius Apollinaris, the bishop of Hierapolis, was a late second-century apologist whose writings survive in only one extant fragment.

This article explores how country music created a political ideology of “imagined” national identity after September 11, 2001.

How to get out ahead of COVID-19 for church and church leaders.

A new study shows that being religious may shield black American adolescent boys from the harmful effects of police brutality.

How to do outreach during and after the Coronavirus pandemic. (Part 2)

When Karl Barth says Scripture “becomes” the word of God, he is in fact claiming that the Word of God is identical with God's very "being."

GCRR is hosting the 2020 International eConference on Religion and the Holocaust.

How to do outreach during and after the Coronavirus pandemic.

This article seeks to answer what the socio-historical method is when applied to the study of religion.

Socio-rhetorical criticism is the study of ancient social history with a particular emphasis on use of Greco-Roman rhetoric.

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

According to Dr. David Kyle Johnson, yes there is a conflict between religion and science. And it boils down to methodologies in reasoning.

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

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