... clear affinities to Carl Schmitt’s political analyses in his 1922 book Political Theology. ³⁴ What are we to make of these affinities? On the one hand, it is clear that both Benjamin and Schmitt are sceptical of the liberal tradition and have mutually influenced each other...

... and resurrected the historic association between torture and stigma. torture special stigma article 3 civilisation political theology The abolition, prohibition and condemnation of torture are intrinsic to European or Western state identities as liberal and democratic. Torture is, nevertheless, practiced...

... and fascination cannot be eliminated by reason. Abstract This article introduces the conceptual couple first theology and second theology as an answer to J. Kameron Carter’s call for a theopolitical approach beyond the proper practice versus malpractice dualism in Western political theology...

... not seek to overcome imperfection and compromise, but proceed through them. Moses Mendelssohn Imperfection Jerusalem Political Theology Aesthetics Jerusalem is ostensibly about determining the relationship between church and state. Thus, like all similar Enlightenment projects, it must first...

... for the interpretative methods that would become central to these sciences and to the study of international politics. He remains essential reading for understanding our world. political thought political theology Baruch Spinoza religion and politics the state The TTP's last four chapters contain Spinoza's...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Situated within feminist Christian Realism, this article looks at what political theology is and its relevance to International Relations. Hope is a central theme to political theology, underpinning...

...Brett Edward Whalen Abstract As is well known, Ernst H. Kantorowicz’s groundbreaking 1957 study The King’s Two Bodies: A Study in Mediaeval Political Theology explored the “dual nature” of the king’s body in medieval and early modern religious and political thought, tracing the evolution...

... the ways in which Australia’s resettlement policies and political narratives have nonetheless increasingly participated in tropes familiar to classical antinomian political theology, not least that resettlement is tied to a redemptive generosity of the State that works to denigrate and undermine the legal...

... fascism. The political potentiality is heightened when you draw religion into the mix, as entangled in the other disciplines, and even Christian theology, as entangled in the other religions. For, as I hope will become apparent, then what is called political theology can be exposed and engaged—that is, we...

... in Blake discount its theological investments by granting Delany a sweeping political imagination, but neglecting his religious creativity. In this exploration of Delany’s political theology of emigrationism as he elaborates it in Blake, I hope to restore a sense of the religious experimentalism...

... Pierre Malabou Catherine Christology Dickinson T Wilson Lynch Thomas Newman Saul Ojakangas Mika Wariboko Nimi universalism cosmopolitanism conversion biopolitics singularity autoimmunity political theology law katechon myth life As simple as it first sounds, it is difficult...

... History of Gnosticism, arguing that the broadly Gnostic tendency of world-delegitimation originates in his earliest thought. Gnosticism heresy immediacy modernity paganism political theology theodicy Immanuel Kant Plato Friedrich Schelling Quid sumus et quidnam victuri gignimur...

... rights National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Priesthood ban Articles of Faith Richards Stephen L Smith Joseph Wentworth Joseph Kennedy David Correlation Nelson Russell M Mormonism LDS Church political theology Cold War missions on September 2, 1945 the Empire...

... as the logical entry for Muslim scholars to engage modern human rights discourse. Islamic political theology, with its goal of establishing a just public order, had laid the doctrinal groundwork for the Muslim community to work toward reaching a consensus about the need for peaceful and just relationships...

... concepts and institutions. It looks at how religiously framed matters and articles of faith were given a ‘secular’ reinterpretation during the early twentieth century, in the name of peace and a just international order, and offers an account of the political theology that this reconceptualization...

... war trade international natural law France right Rome political theology imperialism Großraume Jus Publicum Europaeum pluralism Carl Schmitt katechon empire Großraumordung political theology international political theory jus publicum Europaeum Christianity and world order...

...Chapters 2 and 3 are devoted to Stefan George, the most important German poet between 1900 and 1930, whose influence extended well beyond poetry. Fashioning himself as a cultural and spiritual leader, George was the herald of an esoteric political theology centred on the idea of a ‘Secret Germany...

... of medieval theologians and canonists. ⁷ 4 The distinctive and influential nature of Ambrosiaster's high political theology has been overshadowed by the obsession of scholars from the late nineteenth century onwards with solving the problem of Ambrosiaster's identity by establishing a name...

....’ ⁶¹ The ‘kingdom of God’ contrasted with the ‘kingdom of the Devil’ recurs in Ambrosiaster's works, as does his tendency to cite other opposed pairs: laws, peoples, empires, and dominia. Ambrosiaster's political theology was rooted in the monarchical, autocratic language of kingship...