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Tag Archives: postmodernism
James K A Smith: Speech and Theology (Review)
This is the old Jamie Smith, before he went full-blown NPR. This book is quite brilliant, actually. I fully endorse it. Phenomenology: I am no longer concerned with the thing, but how the thing appears to me. We are concerned … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, Philosophy
Tagged augustine, derrida, husserl, james k a smith, levinas, martin heidegger, phenomenology, platonism, postmodernism
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Boersma on Hospitality, 1
Notes on chapter one from Boersma’s Violence, Hospitality, and the Cross: Reappropriating the Atonement Tradition. Hans Boersma uses concepts like violence and hospitality, particularly in their recent philosophical venues, as a set of ciphers to explore the atonement. He succeeds brilliantly. … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, Philosophy, theology
Tagged derrida, hans boersma, levinas, postmodernism
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Horton: Covenant and Eschatology
Thesis: We live in Paul’s Two Ages, not Plato’s Two Worlds. It is this which structure the rest of theological prolegomena. Horton is not giving us a systematic theology, but showing what theology would look like using the Covenant. Eschatology … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, theology
Tagged covenant theology, Eschatology, michael horton, plato, postmodernism, speech act
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Grammatology (A Review)
First, what Derrida is not saying. He is not saying “Everything is relative.” He is not saying, “There are no absolutes.” That’s what the American university professor believes, but that’s not Derrida. So in one swoop 99% of Conservative Culture … Continue reading
Dugin outline, chapter 1
I am doing an analytical outline of Dugin’s Fourth Political Theory. Birth of a Concept Three Ideologies Liberalism: the individual is the normative subject (this includes both free market capitalism and the Democratic Party. I am using “liberal” in a non-perjorative … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Eschatology, Philosophy, politics
Tagged alexander dugin, liberalism, martin heidegger, outlines, postmodernism
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Reading Torrance and not being postmodern
In my recent debate with a Gnostic Magus on a Reformed facebook forum, I was accused of being “postmodern.” First, what does postmodern even mean? The well-informed reader knows this is a trick question. Even if you give the correct … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiography, theology
Tagged epistemology, gnosticism, postmodernism, thomas torrance, truly reformed
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