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Elements of a Manifesto: JK Smith on What Radical Orthodoxy is
Smith quotes G. Ward for a useful description of Radical Orthodoxy: “Employing the tools of critical reflexitivity honed by continental thinking, taking on board the full implications of what ha… more →
Black Beans and Chips
Milbank in The Monstrosity of Christ
stalinsmoustache wrote 7 hours ago: Having battled my way through John Milbank’s contribution to The Monstrosity of Christ, I was … more →
Richard Rorty loves sauerkraut pudding
Brendan wrote 1 day ago: If that sounds like a strange dish, well, Richard Rorty is a strange fellow, an Anglophone analytic … more →
Milbank and the papal cosh
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R.O. Flyer wrote 3 days ago: The latest issue of Modern Theology features a handful of articles from key figures associated with … more →
The Problem of Third-Party Violence
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Theophilus wrote 5 days ago: In Kampen’s latest post she discusses John Milbank’s objection to Christian pacifism, wh … more →
Some stuff I'm reading now...
dancull wrote 1 month ago: For starters, I’ve just been reading: ‘Hans Ulrich Obrist in Conversation with Raoul Van … more →
A Modest Plea for a Historically Responsible Atheism
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Eric Repphun wrote 1 month ago: The Monstrosity of Christ, by Slavoj Žižek, John Milbank, and Creston Davis Some half-formed thought … more →
Review of Milbank/Žižek The Monstrosity of Christ: Paradox or Dialectic?
carlpackman wrote 2 months ago: First published September/October 2009 Some of the most memorable debates have occurred at a point w … more →
Messy--sure, but still formidable ontology
tesla1389 wrote 2 months ago: I think I have sufficiently critiqued, or at least drawn attention to major difficulties, in Radical … more →
Seek the Peace of the City -- Wipf and Stock Publishers
witheredgrass wrote 2 months ago: In 2004, Richard Bourne — who is currently a Senior Lecturer in Theology at the University of … more →
Product (RED) & the Ethics of Self-Sacrifice
Craig wrote 2 months ago: Product (RED) is perhaps too easily criticized as a campaign that does not ask consumers to practice … more →
Radical Orthodoxy: Postmodern Critique of Modernity and Liberalism
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Aaron Rathburn wrote 3 months ago: This is a segment in my “Defining Radical Orthodoxy” series. Rather than a “movement” wi … more →
Intro to Post-Secular Theory: "Radical Orthodoxy"
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Aaron Rathburn wrote 3 months ago: Radical Orthodoxy is a new-ish theological “movement” of sorts, that has stormed onto th … more →
Canvassing opinion
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pompeypioneer wrote 3 months ago: It was a bit longer than a week or so wasn’t it! It’s been a busy summer with a real variety of expe … more →
Sausage
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Dan wrote 3 months ago: Mmmm more links Desiring a false god? Halden says that’s what John Piper is doing with posts h … more →
The dangers of reactionary ecclesiologies
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R.O. Flyer wrote 4 months ago: Is it theologically problematic that the core convictions of many contemporary accounts of the churc … more →
Greatest Living Christian Rhetoritician?
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adhunt wrote 5 months ago: In many circles of scholastic theology, the theological discourse can take on an entirely dry and ma … more →
Zizek on capitalism and new age spirituality
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R.O. Flyer wrote 6 months ago: I recently acquired Creston Davis’ The Monstrosity of Christ: Paradox or Dialectic, which feat … more →
Review of Jeffrey Stout's Democracy and Tradition
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Troy Polidori wrote 7 months ago: Democracy and Tradition. By Jeffrey Stout. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2005. 368 Pages. W … more →
redemption
david b. clark wrote 7 months ago: “Redemption remains a vague rumour, and only those possessed of a true light-hearted folly wil … more →
