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Religion and Political Thought: Introduction

…co-authored book called Religion and Political Thought. The contributions are: Marion Maddox: ‘The Cloister and the Chamber: In search of Australian political philosophy’. Geoffrey Boucher: ‘Critical Theory of Public Religion…

The Immigration Crisis and the New Völkerwanderung

In recent weeks we have witnessed on the European continent a storm-tossed and surging sea-drift of deracinated humanity unlike the world has ever seen since the months immediately following the…

The Politics of Breaking Bonds—Luke 8:26-39 (Jan Rippentrop)

…are out on the turbulent sea, where Jesus rebukes the raging waves and asks the disciples, “Where is your faith?” (8:22-25). Luke’s expansion of the circle of those who get…

seal of approval on whatever preferred course of action needed pursuing. This often occurred through the same kind of biblical gymnastics that still occur today- a little limbo under the…

100 Years of Political Theology: A Caribbean Perspective (by Ramon Luzarraga)

…location within which people do theology, or is it representative of a social and cultural reality that should shape how theology is done. Idris Hamid, In Search of New Perspectives,…

Intimate Association Beyond Secular Time

…at sea, compelled to survive by herself in the New York City. She is not exactly alive as she needs no food or sleep. With a self-regenerating body, she does…

Political Theology and Islamic Studies Symposium: Islamism as Anti-Politics

…Centre. He is the author of four books: Landscapes of the Jihad: Militancy, Morality, Modernity (2005), The Terrorist in Search of Humanity: Militant Islam and Global Politics (2008), The Impossible…

No Longer Bearing the Cross Alone

…for Political Theology During the season of Lent, Christians of different denominations pray the Stations of the Cross, which use both Scripture and Tradition to meditate on the sequence of…

The Bat Mitzvah Immersion: Rippling into Adulthood

…a sea change in Euro-American politics elevated the autonomous, rational, individual uniquely capable of linguistic expression, Darwinism “seemed to undermine our [human] exclusive hold on those properties that were essential…