Add to ORKGPermission granted by Peter StocklandPaper presented at "The Cooperation of Church & State Conference" for the Cardus Centre for Cultural Renewal, Calgary on June 8-9, 2006. "Ever since Jesus stated his kingdom was not of this world, Christians have been struggling to determine the appropriate relationship between political power and the church."Cardus Centre for Cultural RenewalN
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The article deals with the relationship between the Christian calling and the polis in the age descr...
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Is Christianity exclusively a religious phenomenon, which must separate itself from all things polit...
The paper questions the basic assumption that the nation-state is one city, within which there is a ...
For centuries faithful Christians have struggled in a variety of historical contexts to forge a viab...
Augustine’s The City of God is a foundational theological text for the development of Christian thou...
The subject of this brief study is politics and the Catholic understanding of its object and purpose...
This article presents the current state of discussion in contemporary interpretation and appropriati...
Christian theology has always viewed itself in relation to two communities: the church and the wider...
The thrust of the paper is that man by nature is a political animal. To do politics or take part in ...
Seek the Peace of the City provides a robust engagement with the theological foundations and practic...
It is remarkable to consider how much has been written on the notion of the early Christian and Byza...
The intersection of church and state today differs greatly from the symbiotic relationship of the pa...
In 313 C.E., Constantine I and Licinius, co-augusti of the Roman empire, issued an edict of tolerati...
Confronted with the crises of liberal democracy and institutional religion, this work argues that Ca...
The article deals with the relationship between the Christian calling and the polis in the age descr...
This dissertation will argue that at an early stage in ecclesiastical history, the tradition's found...
Is Christianity exclusively a religious phenomenon, which must separate itself from all things polit...
The paper questions the basic assumption that the nation-state is one city, within which there is a ...
For centuries faithful Christians have struggled in a variety of historical contexts to forge a viab...