Kenneth Joe Galloway

This article explores the evolution of the concept of “lust” and its implications—a process resulting from two major paradigm shifts. Examining these sociohistorical changes allows us to gain an understanding of the persistence of lust in modern society and the moral challenges it poses.

Over the years, the stance on cohabitation adopted by the Roman Catholic Church shows the major difficulties it now faces in coming to terms with the increasing number of issues that are challenging its teachings regarding marriage and the family. It now needs to seek balance between its core teachings and changing societal views on marriage and the family.

This article is about Father Georges Lemaître (1894–1970), a Belgian priest and physicist who occupies a distinctive and central role in the history of cosmology, mainly for his development of the Big Bang theory. Amid the monumental shifts in scientific paradigms in the early 20th century, he emerged as an innovative thinker whose insights would profoundly reshape our understanding of the univers

This article is an intimate reading of a single lengthy interview with Mr. Lu, whose life story echoes what historians of Chinese Catholicism have observed across the country, particularly the importance of families, lay leadership, and negotiation with officials. Interestingly, his personal account has been unraveling in a distinctively Tibetan setting.