The Anselmian call for “faith seeking understanding” may start and gather it’s energy not in rational study of past theological points but in the pursuit to make sense of our concrete and lived experiences of...

And what we say – that what He willeth is right and what He doth not not will is wrong, is not so to be understood, as if, should God will something inconsistent, it would...

For someone to be perfect, they must be real, however imperfect they are.

It is possible to conceive, Anselm said, of a being than which nothing greater can be conceived. Even an atheist can conceive of such a superlative being, though he would deny its existence in the...