Author
Larry Chapp
Larry Chapp is a retired professor of theology and currently co-owner and manager of The Dorothy Day Catholic Worker farm in Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania.
Bibliography
Articles in Communio
5 Articles
Liberalism, the Church, and the Unreality of God
Appears in God and the Crisis of Meaning · Fall 2021 · Vol. 48, No. 3
“Christians lack the heroism of the child as put forward by ‘The Little Flower,’ which alone can save the world, and settle instead for moral casuistry, doctrinal pettifoggery, and worldly political alliances that neuter this heroism and render the Gospel they preach literally in-credible.”
The Precarity of Love: Dorothy Day on Poverty
Appears in Poverty and Kenosis · Fall 2015 · Vol. 42, No. 3
Before God we are all poor beggars seeking to take advantage of the divine profligacy.
Gaudium et spes and the Intelligibility of Modern Science
Appears in “Keeping the World Awake to God”: The Challenge of Vatican II · Spring-Summer 2012 · Vol. 39, no. 1-2
“Dialectical realism demands that we take the Christian faith seriously as a truth claim and, therefore, that we take seriously the further claim that Christianity can create a metaphysical worldview capable of indirectly influencing the course of particular scientific research projects.”
Deus caritas est and the Retrieval of a Christian Cosmology
Appears in Deus Caritas Est: A Symposium · Fall 2006 · Vol. 33, No. 3
Who is the Church? The Personalistic Categories of Balthasar’s Ecclesiology
Appears in Christian Experience · Summer 1996 · Vol. 23, No. 2