Book summary
Introduction
Chapter I - The political theologies of the twentieth century
The Schmitt-Peterson debate
Action Française and Neo-Thomisms
From "Political Theology" to "Liberation Theology"
Henri de Lubac at the turn of contemporary theology
Chapter 2 - The Church as Communion: After Vatican II
David Schindler or how to be American, anti-liberal, and theologian of communion
Tracey Rowland or postmodern Augustinian Thomism
Aidan Nichols or the revival of Christianity
Chapter 3 - Morality: the wind rises
Alasdair MacIntyre or revolutionary Aristotelianism
Stanley Hauerwas or the Kingdom of Peace
John Porter or natural law rediscovered
Therese Lysaught or the search for a Christian bioethics
Chapter 4 - Radical Orthodoxy: the Cambridge revolution
John Milbank or beyond secular reason
Catherine Pickstock or how an Anglican theologian rethinks the truth about the Mass.
Chapter 5 - Exercises of theopolitical imagination
John Howard Yoder or the politics of Jesus
Oliver O'Donovan or the Biblical roots of politics
William Cavanaugh or Eucharistic anarchy
Emmanuel Katongole or the new African theopolitics
Stephen Long or theological critique of capitalism
Daniel Bell or to think of God in the city after the end of history
Appendix: European Cousins [?]
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This looks fascinating - will it be published in English?
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