This symposium reconsiders 'Time' magazine's landmark cover on the "death of God," sixty years later.

We remember Time’s Holy Week cover of 1966 less for the story itself than for the three words on the cover: “Is God Dead?”

In 1960s America, God was not dead or hidden. So why did Time's "Toward a Hidden God" touch a nerve?

Religious belief has migrated away from public institutional life and toward the interior, the personal, the chosen.

The fundamentalist Christian tendency to claim full knowledge of God has not protected religion. Instead, it has contributed to its decline.

For Christians, the death of God in Jesus Christ is not a disaster, but an event of God’s saving and creative power.

Time's article on the death of God got reactions, but Black and Jewish theologians would have asked (and answered) different questions.