...a humanist ideal rather than a transcendent, divine one. Neo-Nietzscheans, on Taylor’s account, embrace human wildness as a necessary consequence of affirming the superabundance of life in the will to...
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Mere Civility
How to do things in with words
by Ruth Marshall...paid to attempts to find in Williams a neo-Kantian secular liberal à la Nussbaum, while her twenty first-century “rehabilitation” does not provide the grounds for endorsing the excesses of Williams’s...
here & there
The theological significance of ethical wills
by Nicole GreenfieldAt Sightings, Joshua M. Z. Stanton discusses the value of ethical wills for interreligious dialogue: Unlike their legal counterparts, ethical wills are documents that contain the hopes, insights, and experiences...
Science and the soul: New inquiries into Islamic ethics 
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Omnia El Shakry
Translation, tradition, and the ethical turn: A reply to Bardawil and Allan
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Omnia El Shakry
...Michael Allan and Fadi Bardawil remark, models the ethos and practice of translation through its method. Here, the work of translation is “not mired in a question of translational directionality,”...
books
Wild Religion: Tracking the Sacred in South Africa
by The Editors...changing South African society. Publisher University of California Press explains: Wild Religion is a wild ride through recent South African history from the advent of democracy in 1994 to the...
here & there
Geert Wilders in the UK
by Jessica Polebaum...and said that there was no evidence that a previous visit to the UK by Wilders had caused problems. Wilders is without question a rabble-rouser—he has provocatively referred to the...
Mere Civility
Mere Civility—A reply
by Teresa Bejan...in the development of the colony’s disestablishmentarian “free speech fundamentalism”—and on Roger Williams’s shifting views of (in)civility—than I give them credit for. And, while Arnold forgives my ill-placed irony in...
Mere Civility
Civility, identity, and agency
by Jeffrey Collins...“mere civility” is a matter of individual self-expression, exemplified by the evangelical Williams—amateur theologian, lay preacher, an orthodoxy unto himself. A civility construed in his image will concern the management...
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Homosexuality and the Anglican debate
by Mary Anne Case, Eric Fassin, Siobhán Garrigan, Jimmy Casas Klausen, Mary-Jane Rubenstein and Emilie Townes...We can see the same strange logic at work in Rowan Williams’s recent statement, which asserts that the Communion will not accept gay bishops or same-sex blessings because there is...