Augustine in a Time of Crisis: Politics and Religion Contested

ISBN-13: 9783030614843 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 440 str.

Boleslaw Z. Kabala; Ashleen Menchaca-Bagnulo; Nathan Pinkoski

Spis treści

1. Introduction

Part I: Freedom and Identity

2.      Ashleen Menchaca-Bagnulo, Rome and the Education of Mercy in Augustine’s City of God

3.      Michelle Kundmueller and Jeremy Castle, When a Law is No Law At All: Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Use of Augustine and Aquinas in the Battle Against Segregation

4.      Jonathan Price and Bede Mullens, O.P., Augustine’s “Inner Self” and Identity Politics

5.  Veronica Roberts Ogle, Cultus Hominum: Political Reflections on Augustine’s Theological Anthropology

 

 

Part II: Church and State

6.      Greg Forster, In Rome but Not of It: Augustine between Eusebius and Donatus

7.      Wei Hua, Augustine, Political Obedience and Chinese House Churches

8.      Gladden Pappin, Augustine and Gallicanism

9.      Edmund Waldstein, O.Cist, Spiritual Ends and Temporal Power: An Integralist Reading of The City of God

10.      Paul Miller, Augustinian Liberalism

 

 

Part III: Nations, Residents, and Civil Religion

11.  Kody Cooper, Existential Humility and the Critique of Civil Religion in Augustine’s Political Theology

12.  Peter Busch, Augustine’s Call to Citizenship

13.  Mary Keys, Elitism and Secularism, Old and New: Augustine on Humility, Pride, and Philosophy in The City of God VIII-X

14.  Paul Weithman, Pride in a Time of Crisis

 

 

Part IV: The Republican Augustine?

15.  Michael Lamb, Augustine and Contemporary Political Theory: Toward an Augustinian Republicanism

16.  Boleslaw Z. Kabala and Caleb Morefield, Speech and Silence: Republican Toleration in Augustine

17.  Elżbieta Ciżewska-Martyńska, Augustine and Polish Republicans on the Fragility of Liberty: Questions for Today

 

 

Part V: Realism and Idealism in Augustine

18.  Matthew Hallgarth, Augustine's Principled Realism

19.  Douglas Kries, Augustine and the Flexibility of True Justice

20.  Eric Gregory,  Beyond Critique: Just War as Theological Political Theology

 

 

Part VI: Receptions of Augustine in History

21.  Nathan Pinkoski, “Love, but Be Careful What You Love”: Arendt’s Augustinian Fragments on Thinking

22.  Daniel Strand, Augustine’s Privation, Arendt’s Banality

 

23. Conclusions

O autorze

Boleslaw Z. Kabala is an Assistant Professor in Political Science at Norfolk State University, USA.

Ashleen Menchaca-Bagnulo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas, USA.

Nathan Pinkoski is an Etienne Gilson Postdoctoral Research Fellow at St Michael’s College in the University of Toronto, Canada.

Blurb

This volume addresses our global crisis by turning to Augustine, a master at integrating disciplines, philosophies, and human experiences in times of upheaval. It covers themes of selfhood, church and state, education, liberalism, realism, and 20th-century thinkers. The contributors enhance our understanding of Augustine’s thought by heightening awareness of his relevance to diverse political, ethical, and sociological questions. Bringing together Augustine and Gallicanism, civil religion, and Martin Luther King, Jr., this volume expands the boundaries of Augustine scholarship through a consideration of subjects at the heart of contemporary political theory.