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agent S has to a fact P that makes P certain for S. I do not take a stand here on precisely what facts we can apprehend. This will largely depend on the outcomes of debates in the philosophy of mind and ... philosophy of mind and perception will differ on what kinds of factors are mentally accessible in this way. In section 1, I developed the concept of apprehension in a way that remains neutral on these debates
in the Tsarist period to show that if they live in times of great hardship, or under arbitrary political rule, political actors and thinkers with conservative sympathies (such as respect for tradition ... developing conservative political philosophy, other parts of history where conservatism?s problems have emerged and have a recognizable connection with the situation today remain of great interest. In
appear standing of life and political order. The mission of anarchistic because the world's the church is not to add a dollop of conscience to guiding politics are neither political philosophy and ... periphery of the political sphere." The "Galilean provenance" of Christ's movement "points toward a salvific economy which is subversive.l" Announcing his ministry in the Nazareth synagogue, Jesus read from
that there is an uninterrupted tradition from the age of humanism and the Renaissance to today. Focusing on political philosophy has led Karen Green to trace women’s argu ments for their status as the ... topic which is, of course, of considerable contemporary interest. Three papers extend our knowledge of the moral and political philosophy developed by women. Jacqueline Broad offers the first extended
Philosophy of Christian Adult Education I could have taken one of two directions in writing this article. One would have been to pursue a typical tedious research route and try to sew together various views on ... fully implemented at every point at Southeast, but we are working on it. Focus on Adults The foundation of a philosophy of Christian adult education for any church is to view the adults as the primary
. Christians have long debated the proper relationship between the political and ecclesiastical spheres. Indeed this is one of the enduring issues of Western political thought and practice. Christian thinkers
of Distrust,” The Journal of Philosophy 99.10 ( 2002 ), 532–48; Katherine Hawley, “Trust, Distrust, and Commitment,” Nous 48.1 ( 2014 ), 1–20. 3. I have argued that political solidarity is of value ... University Press, 1999 ); Patti T. Lenard, “ The Decline of Trust, The Decline of Democracy?” Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 8 .3 ( 2005 ), 363 - 78 ; Shayla Nunnaly , Trust
components of a just social order.12 It is no surprise, then, that the work’s penultimate letter finds Schiller attempting to vindicate artistic imitation against the charge of perfidy and political subversion ... ). Abbreviations used in citing Nietzsche's works BGE Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future BT The Birth of Tragedy out of the Spirit of Music CW The Case of Wagner: A Busker’s Problem
into televised assaults against social and political targets."! The Churches of Christ have clearly followed the social and cultural trends of the rest of the South on the preaching of political topics ... worldly institutions, especially political and moral institutions. He thought that it was wrong for Christians to vote, even on moral questions. Lipscomb cared nothing for prohibition or any other moral
spiritual condition of the patient than in the physical well-being of the individual. Trentaz argues that this philosophy collaborates with conservative theology in the idea of the Great Chain of Being ... improve the situation. In the back matter, Trentaz also provides a primer on HIV for those less familiar with the disease, as well as a brief political history of HIV and AIDS in the United States
of war better than most, as his father, Harold Stassen, was a member of Eisenhowers cabinet administration. The elder Stassen routinely challenged extreme ideologies within his political party in ... experiences of political scientists, activists, and church leaders. He explains, They follow from the nature of peacemaking and the nature of human government. They are based on widespread experience, common
Introduction (Cambridge University Press, 2012 ), 136f . 14. “Proportionality in the Morality of War,” 40 . 15. Ibid . 16. Ibid . 17. “Proportionality and Necessity,” in War: Essays in Political Philosophy, ed ... Thomas Hurka, “Proportionality in the Morality of War,” Philosophy & Public Affairs 33 (1), (2005), 34–66, at 37–38. Downloaded from https://academic.oup.com/monist/article-abstract/99/1/70/2563350 by
factors than by reference to character traits as we ordinarily think of them. 8 If character traits are explanatorily redundant that would be a good reason for not positing them. In philosophy, situationism ... Heren because of, rather than despite, the prejudice to which his dictum gives expression. Prejudice abets rather than impedes political inquiry by insulating us against rampant insincerity in the
such a political philosophy that depends on positioning, or more accurately, swallowing, the church is Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan. A huge portion of this work is essentially a theological treatise ... term is also related to terms like "private," and "public," as well as a whole narrative concerning the apparent necessity of secularization and the modem socio-political hope of autonomous universal
reflect our deeper sins. Thus the entire operation of our criminal justice system in the era of mass incarceration has been thoroughly adversarial. The public and political discourse associated with the ... PHILOSOPHY, ETHICS, AND RELIGION; SERVED AND DEVELOPED INTERFAITH COMMUNITIES IN PRISON BASED ON LIBERATION THEOLOGY; AND SERVED AS CO-PASTOR TO MERCY COMMUNITY CHURCH, A CONGREGATION WHERE 85 PERCENT OF THE
group. There is little about that which is countercultural. After all, few people are against human rights. The issue for us, like Luther, is not the end goals of such causes, but the driving philosophy ... hashtag, a popular catch phrase, or a political meme is a cheap theological stance, not unlike Bonhoeffers cheap grace.13 Because it is shallow and ungrounded, it is open to wide interpretation. Lacking
2.2). Pauls encounter with Greek philosophy at Athens notwithstanding (Acts 17.1634),6 Pauls message in Corinth centered on nothing else than the death of Jesus on the cross, a stumbling block to the ... Greek philosophy in Athens (Acts 17.1634) has no evidence to support it (C. K. Barrett, The First Epistles to the Corinthians [New York: Harper and Row, 1968], 63). For one thing, Acts does not present
presume and undergird a particular understanding and embodiment of human flourishing. Our daily lives are shaped by a host of institutions: legal and political institutions (constitutions, legislatures ... intimately and inextricably bound. PHILIP D. KENNESON IS PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY AT MILLIGAN COLLEGE IN EAST TENNESSEE WHERE FOR TWENTY-FOUR YEARS HE HAS TAUGHT THE SENIOR CAPSTONE COURSE CHRIST
, serving meals and so forth. Yet we are not done. There is more to discover about a truly robust, incarnational spirituality. A dance of embodiment James K. A. Smith, professor of philosophy at Calvin ... God: I was on fire then, my God, I was on fire to leave earthly things behind and fly back to you . [Ciceros Hortensius] inflamed me with the love of wisdom (which is called philosophy in Greek).19
, political, and religious dimensions. Yet these are the heart of education. Education is about the transfer of knowledgeknowledge broadly enough defined, of course, to include skills and attitudes. But where ... Clearly, given its intrinsic nature as defined above, no educational strategy can be neutral with respect to the many competing academic, religious, and political communities in our culture. A particular