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Theology professor Paul van Geest feels perfectly at home in the world of economics

A Hungarian translation of the handbook of Christian Dogmatics by Prof. Kees van der Kooi and Prof. Gijsbert van den Brink will be presented next week.

Prof. Lans Bovenberg is retiring, but will remain involved with the Erasmus Economics & Theology Institute (EETI).

Gospel and opulence were mutually exclusive in Erasmus' thoughts. But they needed church money to finance their life.

What can we learn from Luther and Erasmus to deal with contemporary economic challenges? The 15th Luther Conference revolved around that question.

EUR, VU University Amsterdam and the Theological University of Kampen|Utrecht start a joint research project entitled 'The Reformation of Economic Thought&

On Friday 11 November 2022, EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager received the LutherRose 2022 for Social Responsibility and Entrepreneurial Courage in Rotterdam.

If the pope were to urge Catholics to resume fasting on Friday and not to eat meat, it would save millions of tons of carbon emissions.