Walking Away from Nuremberg on Jun 28, 2009 in Books Just War War and Peace Walking Away From Nuremberg: Just War and the Doctrine of Command Responsibility, University of Massachusetts Press, 2007. Walking Away from Nuremberg is a carefully crafted and intricate thesis on the regrettable evolution of military ethics and its...
Eagleton on Ditchkins and Christianity on Jun 17, 2009 in Atheism Books I have been reading through Eagleton's Reason, Faith, and Revolution: Reflections on the God Debate (UK Link) after it has been getting some favourable comments elsewhere. I can't say I have been overwhelmed with the book but it is thus far been an e...
Domination or Liberation on Jun 15, 2009 in Book reviews Theology Alistair Kee, Domination or Liberation: The Place of Religion in Social Conflict, SCM, 1986. This little book is the result of Kee's Ferguson Lectures at Manchester University in 1986. I don't think this is a good book and is certainly dated but none...
Pentecostalism and Liberal Theology on Jun 15, 2009 in Pentecostal Theology Although I am unable to locate the reference I believe it was Walter Hollenweger who suggested that the burgeoning pentecostal movement was not so much a reaction against liberal theology than its apotheosis. Schleiermacher famously laid the structur...
Charity and Religion on Jun 9, 2009 in Religion My MA thesis deal with the implications of John Rawls' "political" turn in his political philosophy in regard to the religious citizen. I argued that Rawls' theory imposed an epistemic bifurcation on the citizen of faith that was unreasonab...
Doubletalk Theology on Jun 8, 2009 in Theology The Barefoot Bum has been getting pretty annoyed with theists recently, and on the basis of most of those he's linked to I understand why. I am a theist (whether I am, to use his deligtful phrase a "fucktard" I will leave to others to decid...
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Augustine on Nature on Jun 8, 2009 in Books Philosophy Theology In her discussion of Augustine Carol Harrison comments For Augustine, peace is a natural law inherent in the order of nature, the absence of which moves even irrational creatures to seek to recover it. All rational creatures possess a certain degree...
Against the God of the Philosophers on Jun 8, 2009 in Theology From Wolfhart Pannenberg, Metaphysics and the Idea of God, T&T Clark, (1988), 28-29: I am skeptical of the claim that with the notion of highest perfection we have already reached the idea of God. The idea of God, however construed, has a conside...
on Jun 4, 2009 in Links Religion The Barefoot Bum has been getting pretty annoyed with theists recently, and on the basis of most of those he’s linked to I understand why. I am a theist (whether I am, to use his deligtful phrase a “fucktard” I will lead to others...
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