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, a judge tends, based on his or her experience and political philosophy, to think that litigation is a way for the little guy to hold big corporations accountable, or alternatively to think that ... Sure, the Senate can vote a couple of them down, but the next person nominated will probably be only marginally different in philosophy. So stop with the political theater. Litmus tests about the issues
This article will first examine Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s philosophy and practice of theological education to train faithful ministers of the gospel for the service of the Church. Particular attention
This article seeks to integrate insights from the philosophy of history to support the continued use of the historical-critical method in biblical studies. Though the historical-critical method has ... seventy years, this essay attempts to demonstrate the value of investigating ancient Israel's past as Historical Criticism; Philosophy of History; Biblical Criticism - Since the last half of the
writers. Whereas philosophers view all, or at least the virtuous, as citizens of the universe, Ephesians sees all as alienated from God, unless reconciled by Christ. Philosophy called the virtuous to live ... The Asbury Journal Philip N. Richardson No Longer Strangers Aliens but Fellow Citizens: Ephesians in conversation with Hellenistic Philosophy Philip N. Richardson (), a 2016 graduate, is the
contemporaries. See Leo Strauss, Persecution and the Art of Writing, in PERSECUTION AND THE ART OF WRITING 22, 22–37 (1952); Leo Strauss, What is Political Philosophy?, in WHAT IS POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY 9, 9–55 ... landscapes. Or the political theory that animates the law. Or the most analytically compelling answer to specific doctrinal puzzles. Or the application of traditional aids to understanding such as canons of
Subject to important qualifications, corporate decision-makers are dutybound to maximize shareholder value. However, there is reason to believe corporate decision-makers are allowing their political
Fletcher puts it—a “species of political and moral philosophy” in which “[i]ts central question is justifying the use of the state’s coercive power against free and autonomous persons.”261 And surely the ... individual servicemember. The propositions further claim that, at its most generic and broadest level of abstraction, military justice is a strategy, and that strategy involves the political use of legal
or system was adopted, although on page 3 we are told, "It is believed that the proper field of the philosophy of law is the explanation of the operation of the external factors of political power and
Calls to regulate social media platforms abound on both sides of the political spectrum. Some want to prevent platforms from deplatforming users or moderating content, while others want them to ... from the [account] because of their expressed political views violates the First Amendment.”8 The Second Circuit affirmed,9 but after President Biden’s election, the Supreme Court vacated the Second
In the aftermath of the 2016 presidential election, fewer themes have received more attention from scholars and public commentators than political polarization. However, given the recent focus on ... their philosophy was the same: both aimed to take the grip of government-granted privileges off the natural economic RICHARD HOFSTADTER, THE AMERICAN POLITICAL TRADITION AND THE MEN WHO MADE IT 80 (1989
, occasionally augmented by references to other states.1 The five main states are diverse in terms of geographic location, political ideology, and method of selecting judges. 1. The author reviewed all publicly ... representative of most states. The guiding philosophy is that protecting judges from wrongful discipline is valued over protecting the public from wrongful judges. To this end, virtually every rule makes it as
, wars). Less universal, with wide variation across political cultures, is coverage of political violence. Political violence—sometimes officially sanctioned by governments seeking to remain in power and
political speech, satisfying libertarian preferences of some while creating feedback on shared cooperation among others. ... showed that among Tea Party supporters 54% considered themselves Republicans, but 66% stated that they always or usually voted Republican, while 73% of Tea Party backers consider their political philosophy
Earth Day in 1970 to the last conservation actions and passage of environmental statutes by the Wisconsin State Legislature in the early 1990s. With political ideological division gaining steam in the mid ... political sphere, and on the other, powerful industrial interests that saw resource exploitation as a necessary step in the work of MARQUETTE LAW REVIEW [107:519 society-building. 41 In her 1991 article
sources. Some of these factors would include the socio -political and religious context of each of those cultures in question, in addition to the prior encounters with Christianity and the reactions to the ... celebration.9 By 1926, Hana Matsuri was embraced by the Japanese government as one of the symbols indicating Japan as the ideal leader of Asia and a prominent player in the political and religious arena of the
essentially what James Madison thought and did about the separation not merely of church and state but of political authority and religious forces in Virginia. All that they say of Madison's beliefs and actions
professors in theological institutions to reconsider their innate and explicit conceptions of educational philosophy, psychology, and practice. Effective theological education; teaching and learning in ... theological education; theological education professors; educational philosophy in theological education; theology and education; theological education best practices - LAMPORT: THE MOST INDISPENSABLE HABIT
for Political Broadcasts-During the course of a political broadcast, a candidate for the United States Senate made libelous remarks concerning the Plaintiff corporation. The corporation brought suit for
biblical studies field, holding interpreters accountable and pushing the discipline into the public sphere as it “situates biblical scholarship in such a way that its public character and political ... political theory and action will help apply the emancipatory paradigm outside of the academy to more local contexts. The political theory of the women’s movement developed within CR groups. CR groups were a
abolition of slavery and the political rise of the number of Methodists in the United States. This article charts the course of that relationship from before Lincoln’s Presidency, his election campaign ... Street Methodist (1875-1877) professor of Mental Philosophy and Political Economy; president (1881) of Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois; delegate to the General Conference of the Methodist
