Steven Knapp

Steven Knapp, the former president of George Washington University and a scholar of literature, discusses his transformative intellectual and spiritual journey. He shares how reading Kierkegaard sparked his faith and the impact of 1960s political turmoil on his beliefs. The conversation explores the relationship between literature and theology, the evolving landscape of higher education, and how millennials are increasingly religiously engaged. Knapp also addresses the crisis in the humanities and offers insights into the challenges of financing education today.

Join Philip Clayton, a leading theologian specializing in metaphysics, and Steven Knapp, a contemporary theological author, as they celebrate their book, 'The Predicament of Belief.' They dive into the complexities of faith in a skeptical world, discussing the evolution of belief and the relationship between science and theology. The conversation also tackles the problem of evil, the importance of doubt, and the nature of divine love, making it a rich tapestry of modern theological discourse filled with lively debate and deep insights.