Tag: political theology
An Introduction to the Reformed Doctrine of the Two Kingdoms
I’m really excited to publish this post today from my friend Eric Hutchinson, classics professor at Hillsdale College. One of the projects I see Mere O taking on in the coming days is trying to outline some basic principles of political...
Martin Luther on the Passions of Evangelical Politics
Now that we have a bit of distance from the Giglio controversy, it’s worth stepping back and thinking through this with a bit more depth: how should Christians speak in public when those in government oppose them? I’ve been rereading...
Between Babel and Beast: Reviewing Peter Leithart’s Political Theology (Pt. 1)
Editor’s note: I am pleased to publish this two part review by Brian Auten of Peter Leithart’s new book. Brian is a reader and friend of mine and this review is both substantive and important. I commend both parts to...
Every Foreign Land their Fatherland, Yet Every Fatherland a Foreign Land
Another Fourth of July has come and gone, and many American Christians have thanked God for placing them within the borders of the United States. The love of nation and the love of God have had a history of becoming...
Oliver O’Donovan on the American Political Environment
In light light of Andrew’s excellent interviews with Craig Carter, I thought you all might be interested in an interview with Oliver O’Donovan by the folks over at the Society for the Advancement of Ecclesial Theology (may their tribe increase)....