My own interest in reformational thought has generally been philosophical, however I am now trying to educate myself a little more on the political thinking that is a strong part of this tradition. So as an encouragement to myself I will list here some links of stuff I have either read or intend to read soon. Further recommendations welcome.
David Koyzis on Christian Democracy and the welfare state in response to an article by Lew Daly which appears to have now become a book .
Paul Marshall on the Problem with Prophets (HT to Kenn Hermann )
Gregory Baus on Sphere Sovereignty
Chris’ recent blog entries on 9/11, terrorism etc.
Bruce Wearne’s reviews of two books by James Skillen and one by David Koyzis.
James Skillen’s Lecture “American Statecraft: A new art for the 21st Century”
The Centre for Public Justice’s Guidelines
And finally, not an example of reformational political thought but something to compare and perhaps engage with, the statement of aims and values of the British Conservative Party called Built to Last.
David Koyzis on Christian Democracy and the welfare state in response to an article by Lew Daly which appears to have now become a book .
Paul Marshall on the Problem with Prophets (HT to Kenn Hermann )
Gregory Baus on Sphere Sovereignty
Chris’ recent blog entries on 9/11, terrorism etc.
Bruce Wearne’s reviews of two books by James Skillen and one by David Koyzis.
James Skillen’s Lecture “American Statecraft: A new art for the 21st Century”
The Centre for Public Justice’s Guidelines
And finally, not an example of reformational political thought but something to compare and perhaps engage with, the statement of aims and values of the British Conservative Party called Built to Last.
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Thanks for these: I'm trying to do some homework for the October meeting!
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