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Charles T. Mathewes

Autor(a) de A Theology of Public Life

16+ Works 274 Membros 3 Reviews

About the Author

Charles Mathewes is associate professor of religious studies at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. His other books include Evil and the Augustinian Tradition and A Theology of Public Life.

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The Blackwell Companion to Modern Theology (2004) — Contribuinte — 49 cópias
The Providence of God: Deus habet consilium (2009) — Contribuinte — 28 cópias
Political Theology for a Plural Age (2013) — Contribuinte — 8 cópias

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Unusually poor for a Great Courses video. The instructor uses often unnecessarily sophisticated terminology accompanied by a rapid-fire delivery that makes it difficult for him to be understood. While this might not be so much a problem in a classroom where he has eye-contact with students and can get an idea when something is going over their heads, it's a real detriment in a video presentation. I'm far from unsophisticated in philosophical and theological terminology, but I had quite a few "what's that" moments even notwithstanding that I was rereading City of God to accompany these lectures. A more casual viewer could find this going over his head – and really unnecessarily so.… (mais)
 
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CurrerBell | Feb 16, 2021 |
This book was generally very readable and I particularly liked the second part, which focused on our day-to-day lives politically. I also appreciated his description of the tension between being a Christian and a citizen in a liberal society.
 
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aevaughn | May 25, 2018 |
This is the first Teaching Company course where I had trouble getting the key points to stick with me. It's not because the content is lacking. To the contrary, it's so deep that this one is too profound to listen to during a commute. I believe you'd have to sit in a quiet room and really listen for the deepest points to take root. It's still a thorough exploration that goes well beyond why evil exists to also analyze how we interpret evil and how we deal with it.
 
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jpsnow | Mar 24, 2012 |

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16
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3.8
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3
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