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Tag Archives: justice
O’Donovan on City of God, Book 19
Augustine’s City of God Book 19 is the most challenging piece of ethics ever written. O’Donovan’s interpretation of Book 19 is the most challenging piece of ethics I’ve ever read. And while O’Donovan will suggest an insolvable tension between the two loves/cities, … Continue reading
Posted in politics, theology
Tagged augustine, city of god, ethics, justice, oliver o'donovan
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Review: Social Justice and the Christian Church (Nash)
This book isn’t quite the violent beat-down of the Sojourners guys that David Chilton’s was, but it’s close. It was a pointed response back then; it is a desperate cry today. As church groups are falling, or about to fall, … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, church, Economics
Tagged aristotle, justice, ronald nash
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Notes on Wyclif from O’Donovan.
A running series of notes I’ve made on John Wyclif over the past decade, with help from Oliver O’Donovan. From his talk “The Human Person, Economics, and Catholic Social Thought” On the term “communication.” His view of lordship does not … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, Scholasticism
Tagged communicatio, dominion, ethics, john wyclif, justice, oliver o'donovan
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Rights talk
From Wolterstorff’s Until Justice and Peace Embrace Initial claim: (P1) Justice is the enjoyment of one’s rights. Calvin spoke of a “mutual communication” in society: “each is to contribute what he or she can to the enrichment of the common life” … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged calvin, justice, liberalism, nicholas wolterstorff, rights
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Victim’s Rights (Gary North)
In light of the Greenfield/Wilson scandal. I have never read this one by North.