In the unfamiliar terrain of South Sudan, working and living with people who are very different, we argue that our participants enact a theopolitics of recognition, in which their affective connections to the other are triangulated through God, specifically through recognizing strange and unfamiliar others as fellow children of God.

Martin Buber's Theopolitics. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2018.

Chosen Nations: Scripture, Theopolitics, and the Project of National Identity.

Her research thus helps readers map postcolonial and postmodern discourses in the context of diasporic theopolitics.

The contributions that make up the main body of the text are devoted to a philosophy of dialogue, dialogue as a trans-disciplinary concept, theopolitics and antipolitics, and a wide variety of other related subjects.

Although there is much new theopoetic writing today, I suggest in "The Poet: Theopoetics and Theopolitics" that Ralph Waldo Emerson might be the modern originator of the genre.

It is here that theology goes beyond its linguistic encirclement and tries to become theopolitics, a theological political practice.

This all-important difference is overlooked in the one book length treatment of Barth and Rosenzweig by Randi Rashkover, Revelation and Theopolitics: Barth, Rosenzweig, and the Politics of Praise.

The problem itself however is originary: its elements are distinctively crystallized across various prophetic traditions but, as set forth in Brown's first lecture, are internal to theopolitics and so civilization itself.