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| Blog Name: | Theopolitical |
| Url: | http://www.theopolitical.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Theology, Politics |
| Description: | Theopolitical occupies the tiniest niche in the vast and intimidating internet community of theological conversation. It exists for two purposes: 1) To compile a catalog of online resources for the recently revitalized field of political theology. 2) To host a blog that might range topically from the inscrutably theoretical to the impossibly pop-political (depending on the mood of the contributor). The bridge between academia and pop-culture isn’t nearly as endless and treacherous as some report; the most esoteric social theory can move worlds, for good or ill, and the most mundane political talking-point can reveal volumes about our theopolitical premises. |
| Popularity: | 10 Followers |
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Congar and sola scriptura
| Yves Congar’s rejection of what he thought of as sola Scriptura looks like a consequence of an eschatologically-realized ecclesiology. Both Congar and the Reformed tradition would affirm the church...more |
Survivors of the nations
| I’m not usually a fan of posting long quotes on the blog (although I have sinned after this manner several times before). However, I came across this passage from Jeffrey Stout’s 2006 a...more |
Items of note (11/20/09)
| Charles Taylor and Jurgen Habermas debate secularity.Brad Littlejohn on capitalism and private property.Peter Leithart on why Barth needs de Lubac (although a forthcoming book by Gerald McKenny sug...more |
Calvin’s early view of baptism
| In his early writings, Calvin shared the early apophatic tendencies of his fellow reformers in Zurich and Strasbourg. While the essential rite remained even within the Roman ritual, Calvin stressed...more |
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