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March 12, 2008 | The Stillborn God? A Conversation about the Future of Political Theologies

Two leading contemporary thinkers, Mark Lilla from Columbia University and the Berkley Center's José Casanova, explored the problems of political theologies in a conversation on the issues raised in Lilla's recent book, The Stillborn God. In his book, Lilla challenges his readers to reconsider the genealogy and consequences of the "great separation" of religion and politics brought about by the Enlightenment and to look anew at the pervasive role of religion in contemporary politics. This discussion is part of the Berkley Center's project on The Future of Political Theologies, which explores the intersection of religious traditions and politics.