Davor Dzalto is professor in religion and democracy at University College Stockholm.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Good News! The Son of David is Crucified! Anarchic Dimensions of the Messianic Language in the Gospel of Mark Veljko Birac 2. "Not by Violence and Tyrannical Domination": Apophatic Political Theology in Gregory of Nyssa Johannes A. Steenbuch 3. Love and Annihilation: Becoming Human in the Thought of St Maximus the Confessor and Lessons from Contemporary Anarchism E. Brown Dewhurst 4. Holy Foolishness as a Form of Anarchism Per-Arne Bodin 5. Anarchism and Orthodoxy in Latin America Graham McGeoch 6. Anarchy and Hierarchy: The (Non-Oppressive) Holy and the Question of "Spiritual Aristocracy" Davor Dzalto
1. Good News! The Son of David is Crucified! Anarchic Dimensions of the Messianic Language in the Gospel of Mark Veljko Birac 2. "Not by Violence and Tyrannical Domination": Apophatic Political Theology in Gregory of Nyssa Johannes A. Steenbuch 3. Love and Annihilation: Becoming Human in the Thought of St Maximus the Confessor and Lessons from Contemporary Anarchism E. Brown Dewhurst 4. Holy Foolishness as a Form of Anarchism Per-Arne Bodin 5. Anarchism and Orthodoxy in Latin America Graham McGeoch 6. Anarchy and Hierarchy: The (Non-Oppressive) Holy and the Question of "Spiritual Aristocracy" Davor Dzalto
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