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Tag Archives: just war theory
Bonds of Imperfection (O’Donovan and O’Donovan)
O’Donovans, Oliver and Joan Lockwood. Bonds of Imperfection: Christian Politics Past and Present. Eerdmans, 2007. I’ve read this book more than any other book over the past eleven years. Each essays is a Master’s course in social ethics. With all the … Continue reading →
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Tagged augustine, christology, franciscan theology, just war theory, justice, karl barth, oliver o'donovan, thomas aquinas, usury
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Barth and Ramsey on Political Power
This is a summary of Oliver O’Donovan’s essay of similar title, found in Bonds of Imperfection. What’s important is not so much the conclusions reached, but how they are reached. Ramsey: The crux of the difference between pacifists and justifiable-war Christians turns on … Continue reading →
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Tagged apollinarianism, christology, ethics, just war theory, karl barth, liberalism, oliver o'donovan, paul ramsey
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