The Politics of Salvation

The Politics of SalvationThe Politics of Salvation takes a radical stance: it focuses on the significance of the state in the Hegelian system when it is viewed as inspired and motivated by the Christian notion of God. The book thus makes connections between Hegel's political philosophy and his explicit appropriation of Christianity's incarnational mode of thinking. In unfolding the implications of this position, Lakeland shows how Hegel's thought can offer the basis for a non

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Offers evidence-based guidelines on initiating effective life-saving interventions for the management of patients with oncologic emergencies and urgencies

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Brings together work on forms of popular television within the authoritarian regimes of Europe after World War Two

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his clairvoyant time travel illustrates the fallibility of information derived through hypnotic trance

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portends a new account of knowledge

This book considers how history writing belongs to the currents of thought shaping the modern world