2010
DOI: 10.1558/poth.v11i1.161
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Eric Gregory, Politics and the Order of Love

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“…79 While early Augustinian liberalism featured the sinful elements of the human condition which lead to self-interest, self-love 80 and even narcissism, 81 contemporary Augustinian liberalists highlight Augustine's "true political theology" that can become an extraordinary resource for developing an "ethic of citizenship" and civic virtue. 82 Eric Gregory, one of the leading champions of an Augustinian ethic of democratic citizenship, aims to rehabilitate political practices by introducing the Augustinian notion of love into the public realm. Tying on Reinhold Niebuhr's Christian realism, Eric Gregory argues for a restructuring of desire: "Love must be trained."…”
Section: Action Theory Led By Virtuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…79 While early Augustinian liberalism featured the sinful elements of the human condition which lead to self-interest, self-love 80 and even narcissism, 81 contemporary Augustinian liberalists highlight Augustine's "true political theology" that can become an extraordinary resource for developing an "ethic of citizenship" and civic virtue. 82 Eric Gregory, one of the leading champions of an Augustinian ethic of democratic citizenship, aims to rehabilitate political practices by introducing the Augustinian notion of love into the public realm. Tying on Reinhold Niebuhr's Christian realism, Eric Gregory argues for a restructuring of desire: "Love must be trained."…”
Section: Action Theory Led By Virtuementioning
confidence: 99%