The desire of the nations : rediscovering the roots of political theology

Oliver Michael Timothy O’Donovan

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Acknowledgements Prologue 1. Beyond suspicion 2. The revelation of God's kingship 3. Dual authority and the fulfilling of the time 4. The triumph of the Kingdom 5. The church 6. The obedience of rulers 7. The redemption of society Epilogue Bibliography Index of scriptural references Index of subjects Index of names and authors.

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