Calvinism and Democracy
In 2012 a group of scholars gathered at Princeton Theological Seminary for a conference titled, “Calvinism and Democracy.” The purpose … Continue reading Calvinism and Democracy
In 2012 a group of scholars gathered at Princeton Theological Seminary for a conference titled, “Calvinism and Democracy.” The purpose … Continue reading Calvinism and Democracy
Today I came across an interesting article by Gordon Graham on Neo-Calvinism and Contemporary Political philosophy. In this article he … Continue reading Abraham Kuyper vs. John Rawls
Over the last few weeks I have been answering some common questions about Christianity and Culture. Today I turn my … Continue reading I Pledge Allegiance To….
Spinoza and Politics (Radical Thinkers)  – Etienne Balibar This book was great. I read it as a 3rd year philosophy … Continue reading Two Quick Political Philosophy Reviews – Balibar and Rawls
Over the last 5 posts (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5) I have compared and contrasted … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 6)
In The Right to Education? (Pt. 4) I laid out both Wayne Grudem and Michael Walzer’s proposed soultions to education inequality. … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 5)
In my last post I laid out what Wayne Grudem and Michael Walzer take to be a major issue in … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 4)
Last time I introduced the participants (so to speak) in our discussion about the right to education. Both participants come … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 3)
Last time I opened up our discussion of the right to education with a couple of quotes from Ron Sider: … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 2)
Education is an issue that has always been plagued by controversy. Sometimes the issues involve curriculum and what is permissible … Continue reading The Right to Education? (Pt. 1)