Divine Democracy: Political Theology after Carl Schmitt
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cover Half Title Divine Democracy Copyright Contents Acknowledgements Introduction: Political Theology and Democratic Legitimacy in the 20th Century 1. Carl Schmitt and Sovereignty 2. Eric Voegelin and Representation 3. Jacques Maritain and Human Rights 4. Ernst Kantorowicz and Government 5. Jürgen Habermas and Public Reason Conclusion—“Only a god can resist god”: Gnosticism and Political Theology References Index
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