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The Theology of Carl Schmitt's Political Theology
Political Theology, 2016The theological turn in studies of Carl Schmitt is pronounced. This paper does not challenge this turn, but questions what theology means for Schmitt. Specifically, it challenges the assumption that Schmitt's political theology is grounded in divine revelation.
Gavin Rae
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The Expository Times, 2011
Christian political theology is rooted in Scripture, but this must be read as an ongoing debate rather than a set of revealed terms or order. Within that debate freedom, shalom and justice are singled out as key markers in any political theology and the paper argues that consensus decision making represents a more adequate response to Scripture than ...
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Christian political theology is rooted in Scripture, but this must be read as an ongoing debate rather than a set of revealed terms or order. Within that debate freedom, shalom and justice are singled out as key markers in any political theology and the paper argues that consensus decision making represents a more adequate response to Scripture than ...
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A Political Theology of Tolerance:
2021This chapter explores the position of religious minorities within Hegel’s political theology. Considering this position reveals the way that the particularity of European, Western or Christian thought is obscured in a universal political vision.
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On Evil and Political Theology
Political Theology, 2015Professional philosophers tend to think of the problem of evil as a question to be tackled within the philosophy of religion as a distinct domain of reflection and not primarily in moral or political philosophy. It is not absent from the latter domains, but standardly philosophers in the Western tradition have defined the problem of evil in connection ...
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Practical Theology and Political Theology
Theology Today, 1985“It gets to the heart of what makes practical theology practical to be able to answer the question, ‘Where are we now?’… For a practical theology to be genuinely practical, it must have some description of the present situation, some critical theory about the ideal situation, and some understanding of the processes, spiritual forces, and technologies ...
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2023
Abstract This chapter offers a thematic overview of the contours of British and Irish Catholic political theology between 1640 and 1745, a period in which fundamental questions of political and ecclesiastical authority were hotly contested in both Catholic and Protestant contexts.
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Abstract This chapter offers a thematic overview of the contours of British and Irish Catholic political theology between 1640 and 1745, a period in which fundamental questions of political and ecclesiastical authority were hotly contested in both Catholic and Protestant contexts.
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2017
Ridding modernity of Christian political theology — and thus of the sort of false universalisms theology makes possible — requires a recognition that although this theology lies in ruins it is precisely our love of these ruins that makes us err by ...
Marinos Diamantides, Anton Schütz
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Ridding modernity of Christian political theology — and thus of the sort of false universalisms theology makes possible — requires a recognition that although this theology lies in ruins it is precisely our love of these ruins that makes us err by ...
Marinos Diamantides, Anton Schütz
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Political Theology, 2013
This is a special issue on political theology in the Nordic countries. The Nordic countries represent a region in Northern Europe and the North Atlantic and consists of five countries, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Nor way and Sweden, including their associated territories, the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Aland.
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This is a special issue on political theology in the Nordic countries. The Nordic countries represent a region in Northern Europe and the North Atlantic and consists of five countries, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Nor way and Sweden, including their associated territories, the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Aland.
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2018
The concept of political theology was the subject of important controversies in European, and especially German, philosophy, social science and jurisprudence in the twentieth century. After the First World War, a debate took place between the jurist Carl Schmitt, an influential right-wing critic of parliamentary democracy in the Weimar Republic, and ...
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The concept of political theology was the subject of important controversies in European, and especially German, philosophy, social science and jurisprudence in the twentieth century. After the First World War, a debate took place between the jurist Carl Schmitt, an influential right-wing critic of parliamentary democracy in the Weimar Republic, and ...
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1990
In this chapter I want to ask what are the theological bases of Christian concern with political issues, and what form this concern should take; and I want to do this with particular reference to the churches in Great Britain today.
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In this chapter I want to ask what are the theological bases of Christian concern with political issues, and what form this concern should take; and I want to do this with particular reference to the churches in Great Britain today.
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