“How to Keep the Non-Reductive in Nonreductive Physicalism?” by Nancey Murphy: An Appreciative Response - Robert John Russell (Nova et Vetera)
A Deeper Unity: Response to Feingold on the Psychological Analogy for the Trinity - D. C. Schindler (Nova et Vetera)
Analogical Synthesis: An Impossible Project? - Michal Paluch, O.P. (Nova et Vetera)
Aquinas on Satan as a Theologian-Exegete - Mateusz Przanowski, O.P. (Nova et Vetera)
Book Reviews (Nova et Vetera, Vol. 17, No. 2) - Matthew J. Ramage, Andrew D. Swafford, et al. (Nova et Vetera)
How to Keep the Non-Reductive in Nonreductive Physicalism? - Nancey Murphy (Nova et Vetera)
Personhood and Recognition - Markus Rothhaar (Nova et Vetera)
Routes toward Personhood: Response to Markus Rothhaar - Richard Schenk, O.P. (Nova et Vetera)
The Human Person as Believer - Joseph Gamache (Nova et Vetera)
Theological Indebtedness to Jacques and Raïssa Maritain: A Testimony to Their Contribution to My Theological Vocation - Matthew L. Lamb (Nova et Vetera)
Averroism, Nominalism, and Mechanization: Hahn and Wiker’s Unmasking of Historical Criticism’s Political Agenda by Laying Bare its Philosophical Roots - Jeffrey L. Morrow (Nova et Vetera)
Brain Death and Organ Removal: Revisiting a High-Stakes Question - Bernard N. Schumacher (Nova et Vetera)
Creation ad imaginem Dei: The Obediential Potency of the Human Person to Grace and Glory - Steven A. Long (Nova et Vetera)
God, the University, and Human Flourishing - Kevin O’Reilly, O.P. (Nova et Vetera)
Homily for the Third Sunday of Easter, April 9, 2016 - Romanus Cessario, O.P. (Nova et Vetera)
Retrieving the Goat for Azazel: Balthasar’s Biblical Soteriology - Richard Barry (Nova et Vetera)
The Hypostatic Union: Personhood, Consciousness, and Knowledge - Thomas G. Weinandy, O.F.M. Cap. (Nova et Vetera)
The Transcendence of the Self in Light of the Hard Problem: A Response to Bas van Fraassen - Ted Peters (Nova et Vetera)
Thomas Sutton’s Doctrine of Analogy: Revisiting a Continuator of Thomas Aquinas - Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem. (Nova et Vetera)
Trinitarian Principles of Biblical Inspiration - Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem. (Nova et Vetera)