anarchism

Learning from our spiritual heritage: Means and ends

What do a Tennessean farmer, a Ukrainian Jew, and a French sociologist have in common?

Apr 20, 2024 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

Themes of subversion in 1 Peter 2:1-3:7

Maturing in community and self-subjection as revolution

Feb 10, 2024 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

Themes of subversion in 1 Peter: Background and introduction

Living out the living hope

Jan 13, 2024 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

On appreciating our governments and state officials, and on Christianity as anarchy

Views that are not only compatible, but necessary

Nov 18, 2023 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

Is “anarchism” the right word?

Reflection on the merits and deficiencies of a label

Sep 2, 2023 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

In pursuit of Christian radicalism

What constitutes a consistently biblical, radical understanding of the political sphere?

Aug 19, 2023 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

For there is no authority except from God

Considering others who see a subversive or ironic edge in Romans 13

Jul 1, 2023 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

Redux: The kenotic Creator

Revisiting Kierkegaard's understanding of an all-powerful God and contrasting it with Bakunin's in "God and the State"

Jun 3, 2023 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

The kenotic Creator

Some thoughts about the God of self-denial with a little help from Søren Kierkegaard

May 27, 2023 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

"The authorities that exist"

Have we been reading Romans 13 out of context?

Apr 29, 2023 •

C. Wayne Bratcher

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