Table of Contents
Editorial
Sharia and the Public Debate
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| Mona Siddiqui | 261-264 |
Articles
Introduction: Oliver O'Donovan's Political Theology and the Liberal Imperative
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| Luke Bretherton | 265-271 |
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On Defining Political Authority as an Act of Judgment: A Discussion of Oliver O'Donovan's The Ways of Judgment (Part I)
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| Nigel Biggar | 273-293 |
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Representing a People: Oliver O'Donovan on Democracy and Tradition
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| Jonathan Chaplin | 295-307 |
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Life Beyond Judgment: Communication. Response to Section III of The Ways of Judgment by Oliver O’Donovan
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| Ben Quash | 309-318 |
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Political Order as Response to the Church’s Mission
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| Robert A. Markus | 319-326 |
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Oliver O’Donovan’s Critique of Autonomy
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| David Novak | 327-338 |
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The Moral Theologian, Oliver O’Donovan and International Law
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| Anthony Carty | 339-362 |
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Judgment, Reaction and the Common Good
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| John Rist | 363-372 |
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Soul Citizens: How Christians Understand their Political Role
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| Bernd Wannenwetsch | 373-394 |
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Judgment, Tradition and Reason: A Response
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| Oliver O'Donovan | 395-414 |