...In order to ground my thoughts I draw selectively from the relationship between religion, humanitarianism, and world order. The history of humanitarianism very quickly challenges the current association of religion...
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Nature and normativity: New inquiries into the natural world
Nature and normativity: New inquiries into the natural world
Rethinking secularism ![]()
by Charles Taylor
Western secularity
natural order stands as a proof of his existence; and since the proper human order of mutual benefit is one that he designs and recommends, we follow his will in...
Justice: Rights and Wrongs ![]()
by Nicholas Wolterstorff
The fine texture: A response to Smith
...communitarian position, my distinction between a right order conception of justice and an inherent rights conception has nothing to do with the communitarian/anti-communitarian debate. One might be a right order...
The Stillborn God ![]()
by Charles Taylor
Two books, oddly yoked together
...extremists who were willing to over-ride all other considerations in order to defend the Catholic faith, going even to the lengths of assassination of Kings they considered not sufficiently hostile...
Religious freedom ![]()
by Peter Danchin
Islam and terrorism
...Eurocentric standard of constitutional order on peoples and territories lying outside of the jus publicum Europaeum. The argument that Iraq is an outlaw, or “rogue,” state, whose political order must...
Is this all there is ![]()
by J. T. Roane
A riot in the social order
...embraced heterodox visions of a new world order in which all manners of social hierarchy and the borders used to create them would be dissolved in the name of peace...
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by Alex Dubilet
Invisible Hands
...an attempt to reconstruct order and meaning, through a faith that needs the endless inventiveness of knowledge in order to justify an order without appeal to theological transcendence. The earlier...
The state of religion in China ![]()
by Prasenjit Duara
Chinese religions in comparative historical perspective
Huang (ruled 221-210 BC) defied the Mandate of Heaven and proposed to set up his own dynasty and moral order for all eternity. Nonetheless, by the beginning of the succeeding...