CTEA Founding Fellow Dr. Naomi Haynes published her newest book this month with Princeton University Press. Everyone at the Center looks forward to reading this contribution that will surely be as impactful as Haynes' prior work.
We are pleased to announce the successful completion of our first collaborative theoretical workshop organized under the current phase of CTEA research “Between Relativism and Reproach: Exploring Value Judgments about Good Human Lives within Theologically Engaged Anthropology.” This workshop was…
As the workshop focused on enhancing discussions between senior scholars on the topics of relativism and reproach within theologically engaged anthropology approached, Associate Director of CTEA, Dr. Hannah Grace Howard, sat down with Dr. Maya Mayblin to discuss her relevant research.
As part of the third phase of research at CTEA, many senior scholars are being brought together for a workshop on navigating the critical space between relativism and reproach.
As part of the Center’s third phase of research, titled “Between Relativism and Reproach: Exploring Value Judgments about Good Human Lives within Theologically Engaged Anthropology” and sponsored by the
