Not exact matches
The reconstruction
of the biblical
history which they produced is now commonly called the «
liberal»
view — though the term «
liberal» is here used in a sense originally German rather than English, and should not be made a stick to beat those who are «
liberal» in a different sense.
As to how such an assertion is possible (even if it is advantageous), Keen tentatively suggests that if our dominant conviction is that our bodies and feelings can be trusted, «the likelihood is that» we will adopt a
liberal view of ultimate reality.38 Keen's personal
history as an affluent Anglo - Saxon male seems to become crucial at this point, for it allows him an optimism that is incredible considering the tooth - and - nail progression
of world
history.
If this can be done we shall have passed beyond the crisis
of liberal Christianity; for the
liberal view of the relation
of Christian love to moral problems is in difficulty today precisely because the philosophy
of history on which it is based does not sufficiently recognize the tragic obstacles which are set in the way
of the life
of love.
Both
views are embedded in our national
history — the republican
view more in the Declaration
of Independence, where Jefferson in its opening lines refers to «the laws
of nature and
of nature «s God» that stand above and judge the laws
of men; and the
liberal view more in the Constitution, where there is no reference to God at all, and the emphasis is upon the balancing
of powers.6.
As anyone who studies the
history of Christian thought knows, what is theologically controversial and needs clear justification is the
liberal view that we should adopt a religiously neutral approach to public policy, including immigration and refugee policy.
Voteview allows users to
view every congressional roll call vote in American
history on a map
of the United States and on a
liberal - conservative ideological map including information about the ideological positions
of voting Senators and Representatives.
It endeavours to foster the culture
of life by reporting truthfully, critically, contextually, and comparatively with a
view to
history and guided by a cultural vision inspired by Catholic doctrine and the classical
liberal arts.