Classical Liberalism?

Or is the author of Politics After Christendom is just endorsing Protestant toleration of non-Protestant Christian sects? Maybe the reviewer is projecting too much of his own liberalism onto the author.

“Conservative Liberalism” after Christendom https://t.co/RUVefDjC1k

— Public Discourse (@PublicDiscourse) October 12, 2020

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Book might be worth checking it. I disagree that the Noahic covenant is a fundamental foundation of understanding political authority and that Christendom was a problem. Christian Empire, especially with the patriarch of Rome as a competitor, was a problem.

Related:
Politics After the Noahic Covenant? by John Shelton

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