The Canadian-American Theological Association
A forum for scholarly contributions to the renewal of theology and biblical interpretation
Welcome to the Canadian-American Theological Association (CATA), a collaborative forum bridging theological discourse across North America. Founded on principles of ecumenical dialogue and scholarly excellence, our association brings together Christian scholars, pastors, and theological students from diverse traditions throughout Canada and the United States.
Learn more about CATA!
Journal
The Canadian-American Theological Review (CATR) is the primary academic publication of CATA, intended to facilitate conversation on matters of theology, Scripture, and culture. Published twice annually, the journal includes contributions from leading theological and biblical scholars from around the world.
Learn more about how you can contribute.
Conferences
CATA regularly holds two annual conferences, one during Canada’s Congress of Humanities and the Social Sciences (where the business meeting occurs), and a Fall conference co-sponsored with a theological college or seminary, held either in Canada or the United States. Members are welcome and encouraged to participate in both as they represent different demographics and topical emphases.
Recent Articles
Sarah Giles
Resurrection and the Future of Marriage: Interpreting Luke 20:34–36 in its Hebraic Context (Part 2)
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READ MORE arrow_forwardTimothy Hutton
Persons in a Relationship-of-Grace: Imaging the Life and Mission of the Church After the Triune God
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Stargazing with the Saints: Exploring Genesis, Celestial Creation, and the Legacy of the Masoretes
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Resurrection and the Future of Marriage: Interpreting Luke 20:34–36 in its Hebraic Context (Part 1)
READ MORE arrow_forwardSarah Giles
Resurrection and the Future of Marriage: Interpreting Luke 20:34–36 in its Hebraic Context (Part 2)
READ MORE arrow_forwardBook Reviews
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READ MORE arrow_forwardLorem ipsum dolor sit amet
Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium.
READ MORE arrow_forwardTimothy Hutton
Persons in a Relationship-of-Grace: Imaging the Life and Mission of the Church After the Triune God
READ MORE arrow_forwardDustin Burlet
Stargazing with the Saints: Exploring Genesis, Celestial Creation, and the Legacy of the Masoretes
READ MORE arrow_forwardSara Giles
Resurrection and the Future of Marriage: Interpreting Luke 20:34–36 in its Hebraic Context (Part 1)
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