Category Archives: Religion and Politics
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Jesus, Christianity and (English) Socialism
6March 3, 2018 by Harnessing Chaos
‘Why Christianity matters for socialism’, or from the historical Jesus to Jeremy Corbyn, is now available on the Morning Star …
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English Political Christmasses 2017
1December 24, 2017 by Harnessing Chaos
Theresa May: The Ghost of Cameron Past Theresa May’s construction of Christmas is a little different this year. The usual …
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Theresa May’s Festive Brexit: Christmas Means Christmas
3December 5, 2016 by Harnessing Chaos
Theresa May has continued the standard route of the mainstream politician by authorising her politics vaguely in Christianity and God. …
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Identity Politics and the Contemporary English Left II: Class War and/in Rojava
Leave a commentDecember 2, 2016 by Harnessing Chaos
This continues some notes on my research on contemporary English politics (Left, Right, Centre) and their use of ‘religion’, ‘the …
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Bible and Critical Theory latest edition: free and online
2November 15, 2016 by Harnessing Chaos
The latest BCT is out and it is free, open access, and online (PDFs here.). “Manufacturing Dissent: Reflections on a …
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Blanton, Paul, and the Anarchists
3November 1, 2016 by Harnessing Chaos
Exclusive to YouTube and this blog is a lecture by Ward Blanton (University of Kent), “Paul, Apostle of the Anarchists: …
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This Past Week in the Political Bible: Giles Fraser, Jeremy Corbyn, Class War, and Pentecostalism
4October 4, 2016 by Harnessing Chaos
This past week a number of examples of the Radical Bible (i.e. the Bible roughly equated with, or having some …
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Dennis Skinner’s Radical Bible
1September 8, 2016 by Harnessing Chaos
Dennis Skinner is, like Corbyn, one of the few figures from the old Labour Left to survive the Blair-Brown years. …
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Italian Westerns and the Radical Bible
1June 20, 2016 by Harnessing Chaos
The Italian Westerns of the 60s and 70s were tied up with discussions of radical politics, the recent fascist past …
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