Chaplin pages
on-line books
Dr.
Jonathan Chaplin
is Director of the Institute for Christian Ethics at Tyndale
House in Cambridge, England. Prior to that he occupied the Herman
Dooyeweerd Chair in Social and Political Philosophy at Toronto's
Institute for Christian Studies (ICS), where he was the Senior Member
in Political Theory since 1999. He is completing a book on
Herman Dooyeweerd's political thought and is co-editor of Political
Theory and Christian Vision: Essays in Memory of Bernard Zylstra. He has published
scholarly articles on a range of topics in Christian political theory
including pluralism, democracy, state and society, Reformed and
Catholic political thought, as well as numerous popular articles. He
has served as a member of the Board of the Public Justice Resource
Centre, the Social Action Commission of the Evangelical Fellowship of
Canada, the Distinguished Advisory Panel of the "Civitas Program,"
based at the Center for Public Justice in Washington, D.C., and the
theology committee of the Canadian Ecumenical Jubilee Initiative. He is
currently a member of the Governing Council of the Dooyeweerd Centre
for Christian Philosophy based at Redeemer University College.
on-line books
Dr.
Jonathan Chaplin
is Director of the Institute for Christian Ethics at Tyndale
House in Cambridge, England. Prior to that he occupied the Herman
Dooyeweerd Chair in Social and Political Philosophy at Toronto's
Institute for Christian Studies (ICS), where he was the Senior Member
in Political Theory since 1999. He is completing a book on
Herman Dooyeweerd's political thought and is co-editor of Political
Theory and Christian Vision: Essays in Memory of Bernard Zylstra. He has published
scholarly articles on a range of topics in Christian political theory
including pluralism, democracy, state and society, Reformed and
Catholic political thought, as well as numerous popular articles. He
has served as a member of the Board of the Public Justice Resource
Centre, the Social Action Commission of the Evangelical Fellowship of
Canada, the Distinguished Advisory Panel of the "Civitas Program,"
based at the Center for Public Justice in Washington, D.C., and the
theology committee of the Canadian Ecumenical Jubilee Initiative. He is
currently a member of the Governing Council of the Dooyeweerd Centre
for Christian Philosophy based at Redeemer University College.On-line resources
Public justice as a political norm
'Communicating the vision' Engage 16, Spring 2007
'Speaking from Faith in Democracy' delivered at the KLICE inaugural event, January 2007
'Sphere sovereignty & public life' inaugural address as the senior fellow of the Work Research Foundation November 2006
"Rejecting Neutrality, Respecting Diversity: From 'Liberal Pluralism' to 'Christian Pluralism,'" Christian Scholar's Review 35:2 (Winter 2006) pp. 143-175 [abstract]
Articles from Comment:
- Living with Liberalism: understanding regimes of tolerance December 2006 34 (5)
- "Street-level Justice": governing metropolitan public space December 2005 27(7)
- Blessed Be the Ties That Bind (continued) November 2004 22 (9)
- Blessed Be the Ties That Bind October 2004 22 (8)
- Lessons from Old Europe May 2004 22 (4)
- Reining in the State - Lessons from a very British affair March 2004 22 (2)
- On Globalization - An Exercise in Public Theology Spring 2003 21(2)
Can secularism learn to love pluralism? Theos
Three mp3 talks on faith and the city are available hereBooks
Co-editor
Politics and the Parties (When Christians Disagree) (Leicester: IVP, 1992)
Political Theory and Christian Vision: Essays in Memory of Bernard Zylstra (University Press of America, 1994) [amazon uk details]
A Royal Priesthood: A Dialogue with Oliver O'Donovan (Zondervan/ Paternoster, 2003) [amazon uk details]
Forthcoming
Public Justice: A Framework for Faith in Politics (provisional title)