A wonderful article i greatly enjoyed. I get the dilemma of the post liberals who are mainly Christians. Even when faithful Christians wish to steer away from political liberalism towards Christian faith, they would be increasingly confronted with a dark reality of an absence of a political philosophy in Christianity that can result in establishment of a Christian political philosophy. Just like political liberalism has reached its roadblock, Christianity too will rather early will face its roadblocks. The solution is simply in accepting the prophethood of successor of Jesus (A.S)- Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.S) and following the final commandment of god- the Holy Qur'an-where in the recipes to build a modern political system is layed out.
Interesting- I was thinking the same. Multiculturalism which has bred diversity of religion (not inherently bad by any means) and the decline of Christianity renders an assertion of Christian faith in this post liberal order unrealistic, it’s almost too late in a way. However we could surely compromise and this complication definitely does not reduce the other ideas of postliberalism! ✝️
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A wonderful article i greatly enjoyed. I get the dilemma of the post liberals who are mainly Christians. Even when faithful Christians wish to steer away from political liberalism towards Christian faith, they would be increasingly confronted with a dark reality of an absence of a political philosophy in Christianity that can result in establishment of a Christian political philosophy. Just like political liberalism has reached its roadblock, Christianity too will rather early will face its roadblocks. The solution is simply in accepting the prophethood of successor of Jesus (A.S)- Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.S) and following the final commandment of god- the Holy Qur'an-where in the recipes to build a modern political system is layed out.
Interesting- I was thinking the same. Multiculturalism which has bred diversity of religion (not inherently bad by any means) and the decline of Christianity renders an assertion of Christian faith in this post liberal order unrealistic, it’s almost too late in a way. However we could surely compromise and this complication definitely does not reduce the other ideas of postliberalism! ✝️