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Category Archives: john wyclif
The Promise and Challenge of Proto-Modern Politics
O’Donovan, Joan Lockwood. Bonds of Imperfection. Question and Problem: What is the inner logic of liberal democracy? O’Donovan suggests that it stems from a specific anthropology (138). More, it is an ‘economic anthropology,’ but not economics in the sense of mere … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, john wyclif, Scholasticism
Tagged jean gerson, joan lockwood o'donovan, marsiglio of padua, william ockham
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John Wyclif: Scriptural Logic and Real Presence
Levy, Ian Christopher. John Wyclif: Scriptural Logic, Real Presence, and the Parameters of Orthodoxy. Marquette University Press, 2003. John Wyclif is best known for his Bible translation, but what is often overlooked is the strong metaphysical realism that under girds … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, john wyclif, theology
Tagged berengar, eucharist, ian christopher levy, medievalism, platonism
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John Wyclif: Myth and Reality
This biography of Wyclif had little to do with Wyclif himself. It was mainly GR Evans’ parable about English university life and how she was shafted by her superiors She doesn’t actually say that, but if you are aware of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, john wyclif, Scholasticism
Tagged augustine, dominion, eucharist, g r evans, oliver o'donovan
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O’Donovan: Ways of Judgment
This is a review from a decade ago. I was never persuaded that Oliver O’Donovan advocated Christendom. I think that’s obvious for two reasons: 1) he specifically rejected the idea and 2) Desire of Nations was more along the lines of examining … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, john wyclif, politics, theology
Tagged john wyclif, judgment, neoliberalism, oliver o'donovan
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John Wyclif and Communication
Starting 9:23. O’Donovan’s notes: Lordship/Dominion. Does not depend on property. Absolute property is possession of something without an attendant obligation. God’s own lordship was not owned by God’s keeping himself to himself. God “lends” himself. He can’t “give away,” … Continue reading