US EditionWhat Identity Politics Tells Us About the Relationship Between Liberalism and Christianity
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What Identity Politics Tells Us About the Relationship Between Liberalism and Christianity
Competence, Awakening, and the New Right Since the end of the Second World War, and perhaps even before that, the needle has not moved on the question of the relationship between liberalism and Christianity. The consensus has been that although liberalism emerged in the geographical domain where Protestant thinking was most vibrant and far-reaching, its continuance need not, for us, depend on Protestantism. In almost all of John Locke’s writings…
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