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The aim is to critique and expand upon O’Donovan's views regarding the Church of England's public authority.

February 28, 2026Studies in Christian Ethics

The Church of England as Liberal Christian Nationalism: A Reply to Joan Lockwood O’Donovan

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The aim is to critique and expand upon O’Donovan's views regarding the Church of England's public authority.
Response to a lecture focused on Christology and eschatology.
Engagement with key theological concepts within the discussion of the Church's role.
Analysis of liberal Christian nationalism in relation to public authority.
Highlights the importance of Christology in understanding the Church's mission.
Shows how eschatological views influence perceptions of public authority.
Suggests a reassessment of the Church’s position in contemporary nationalism.

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This reply reflects on public authority topics in the Church of England, indicating its role in contemporary discussions.

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This paper was originally given as a response to Joan Lockwood O’Donovan's 2024 Recollection Lecture, delivered at Pusey House, Oxford. It invites reflection on Christology, eschatology, and mission in O’Donovan's vindication of the public authority of the Church of England.

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Eric Gregory (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a2878e0a974eb0d3c035a8 https://doi.org/10.1177/09539468251409123

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This reply reflects on public authority topics in the Church of England, indicating its role in contemporary discussions.

The Church of England as Liberal Christian Nationalism: A Reply to Joan Lockwood O’Donovan

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The Church of England as Liberal Christian Nationalism: A Reply to Joan Lockwood O’Donovan

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