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Looking forward to reading this for review — Christian Churches & Postwar Society
(Cool cover image, and nice title font… not a very readable combination of the two, though!)
(Cool cover image, and nice title font… not a very readable combination of the two, though!)
October 15, 2025 at 12:16 AM
Looking forward to reading this for review — Christian Churches & Postwar Society
(Cool cover image, and nice title font… not a very readable combination of the two, though!)
(Cool cover image, and nice title font… not a very readable combination of the two, though!)
This is a great book (so far - I’m ~100pp in) for untangling an important philosophical-theological conversation.
September 10, 2025 at 12:11 PM
This is a great book (so far - I’m ~100pp in) for untangling an important philosophical-theological conversation.
Many downsides of No Kings rally skewing older here but someone blasting Dylan Guthrie CCR etc from their truck is not one of them.
June 14, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Many downsides of No Kings rally skewing older here but someone blasting Dylan Guthrie CCR etc from their truck is not one of them.
Looking forward to this summer project… review essay on three recent studies on Charlemagne and religious politics.
May 13, 2025 at 7:43 PM
Looking forward to this summer project… review essay on three recent studies on Charlemagne and religious politics.
Disappointing to see that Troeltsch isn’t mention at all in this paragraph about Weber’s circle in Max Weber at 100.
Joas’s chapter, thankfully and unsurprisingly, is the only one that mentions Troeltsch (according to the index).
Joas’s chapter, thankfully and unsurprisingly, is the only one that mentions Troeltsch (according to the index).
April 18, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Disappointing to see that Troeltsch isn’t mention at all in this paragraph about Weber’s circle in Max Weber at 100.
Joas’s chapter, thankfully and unsurprisingly, is the only one that mentions Troeltsch (according to the index).
Joas’s chapter, thankfully and unsurprisingly, is the only one that mentions Troeltsch (according to the index).
In the mail today. Gotta hold on to the joys in life.
April 8, 2025 at 1:26 AM
In the mail today. Gotta hold on to the joys in life.
Banger of a journal article title.
April 2, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Banger of a journal article title.
Looking forward to reviewing this book. Honestly not sure what I’ll think of it, based on the description I’ve read. Timely topic in any case, whether they’re wrong about it or not. 😂
March 31, 2025 at 5:43 PM
Looking forward to reviewing this book. Honestly not sure what I’ll think of it, based on the description I’ve read. Timely topic in any case, whether they’re wrong about it or not. 😂