Two Decades Later, a Conference on Law and Religion Still Resonates
Twenty years ago, Fordham’s School of Law convened “Rediscovering Religion in the Lives of Lawyers…
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McGinley Lecture Examines Imitation and Modern Realities
At the 2018 Spring McGinley Lecture, held on April 10 and 11, Patrick J. Ryan,…
In New Book, Professor Makes Case for Universal Redemption
In her new book Creation and the Cross (Orbis, 2018), Distinguished Professor of Theology Elizabeth Johnson,…
McGinley Lecture Offers Insights on Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Reformations
The annual fall McGinley lecture wrestled with a multifaceted question: How can the clash of…
Theologian Examines Painful Connections Between Christianity and Racism
The summer’s violent protests by white supremacists in Virginia brought virulent racism to the forefront…
In Ancient Times, Food and Milk Formed the Soul
“You are what you eat”—today it’s a nutritional cliché, the kind of thing that pops…
Spring McGinley Lecture Looks to the Judges
We take for granted today that judges uphold the rule of law in the service…
Illuminating the World’s Oldest Church
A Fordham scholar shines new light on Christianity’s formative years in Syria, where Islamic State…
Where it all Began: Book Transports Reader to Christianity’s Formative Years
To get a sense of how the earliest Christians approached their faith, just look at…
Three Faiths Come Together in Trialogue Around the Topic of Usury
Father Patrick Ryan, left, delivers the McGinley Lecture at the Rose Hill campus. Seated at…