Carl Schmitt—the Nazi jurist whose work has influenced both the contemporary left and right—presents himself as a religious, Catholic, anti-liberal, yet his critique of liberalism is neither consistent with the Biblical tradition nor with religious history.
Schmitt’s use of theology is itself modern and innovative. My critique of Schmitt is analogous to …
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