...John John John Johnny Joseph”) could go on and on. But the first hundred entries are not best figured by “JJJJJJ,” but by the self-referential “IIIIII.” The authors have done...
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A cognitive revolution?
Is this anything or is this nothing?
by Brent A. Field...is my second disagreement with Brooks. He says, “God can best be conceived as the nature one experiences at [mystical] moments, the unknowable total of all there is.” I am...
Religion in Human Evolution
A response to three readers
by Robert N. Bellah...and I will do my best to respond to them. 1) He asks if my use of evolution is to be taken literally as applying to cultural as well as...
here & there
Prophecy and public reason
by Charles Gelman...by history. This re-valuation of reason constituted perhaps one of the most significant points of tension between the two panels. Habermas may have sounded it best when he described off...
here & there
Fuel on the fire
by Aaron Weinstein...taunted one sign. “When did it become OK to be a bigot and a racist again?” shouted another. The police did their best to keep the two sides on opposite...
"These things are old"
A genuine “theologico-political” phenomenon
by Hent de Vries...best. As far as Obama and his campaign message were concerned, its supposed “unorthodox spirituality” (if we accept this expression for a moment) was hardly defined by its adoption of...
Political Theology
Paul Kahn’s mis-prognosis of America’s social imaginary
by Jason Stevens...public kept ignorant for its best interests, and in his book, The Craft of Intelligence (1963), he finds the genesis of his profession in the soothsayers, oracles, prophets, and holy...
Political Theology
Don’t tread on me
by Finbarr Curtis...is best seen as a localized expression of the popular sovereign willing the exception.” On this point, it is important to keep in mind that one of the most visible...
Book reviews
The Future of Illusion: Political Theology and Early Modern Texts
by Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins...and secularism as competing art forms. May the best poetry win, Kahn seems to suggest, and she clearly thinks secularism is the more capable one. In the end, Kahn’s attempt...