Philosophy in Dialogue – By Matthew A. Benton
Matthew A. Benton on Timothy Williamson’s Tetralogue: I’m Right, You’re Wrong Living in society means learning from, and disagreeing with, others. Much of what
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Fear, Trembling, and Weird John Brown – By Andrew R. Murphy
Andrew R. Murphy in the Forum on Political Theology and Divine Violence The Marginalia Review of Books is partnering with Political Theology Today
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A Politics of Penitence and Repair: Addressing America’s Racial Wounds – By Keri Day
Keri Day in the Forum on Political Theology and Divine Violence The Marginalia Review of Books is partnering with Political Theology Today in
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John Brown: Madman? Terrorist? Righteous warrior? – By Peter Ochs
Peter Ochs in the Forum on Political Theology and Divine Violence The Marginalia Review of Books is partnering with Political Theology Today in
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The Blurred Line between Law and Violence – By William Cavanaugh
William Cavanaugh in the Forum on Political Theology and Divine Violence The Marginalia Review of Books is partnering with Political Theology Today in
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Political Theology and Divine Violence: A Forum on Ted A. Smith’s Weird John Brown
A Forum Edited by Davey Henreckson Does religion intensify violence? Does religion complicate attempts to address violence? Ted A. Smith argues that theological reflection can
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The Uses of Elusiveness – By E. Brooks Holifield
E. Brooks Holifield in the Forum on Political Theology and Divine Violence The Marginalia Review of Books is partnering with Political Theology Today in
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Praying Ants and Prostrating Beasts – By George Archer
George Archer on Sarra Tlili’s Animals in the Qur’an The classical period of Islamic scholarship produced a fruitful and developed body of commentary on the
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Biology, Ethics, and the Persistence of Religion – By Phillip Sherman
Phillip Sherman on Frans De Waal’s The Bonobo and the Atheist: In Search of Humanism Among the Primates Chimpanzees are prone to extreme
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Justifying War: A Conversation with Nigel Biggar. Part Two.
Was the invasion of Iraq moral? [This is the second and final part of “Justifying War: A Conversation with Nigel Biggar.” Catch up
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