politico-social

A theologian who has learned his theology in the classical tradition and has accepted its spiritual challenge will find it hard to realize that an attempt is being made, in all seriousness, to recast the whole Christian reality in the categories of politico-social liberation praxis.

Insight Scoop | The Ignatius Press Blog: 2009

A theologian who has learned his theology in the classical tradition and has accepted its spiritual challenge will find it hard to realize that an attempt is being made, in all seriousness, to recast the whole Christian reality in the categories of politico-social liberation praxis.

Is Fr. Thomas Reese, S.J., right or wrong... 2009

Not every movie has to be politico-social commentary.

Scripting News for 7/16/2006 « Scripting News Annex 2006

You are jumping from science to humanism, which is a politico-social movement.

Behe's bad math - The Panda's Thumb 2007

We are educated by our circumstances to think no revolution in appliances and economic organisation incredible, our minds play freely about possibilities that would have struck the men of the Academy as outrageous extravagance, and it is in regard to politico-social expedients that our imaginations fail.

A Modern Utopia Herbert George 2006

Oxford, from Oxford to the politico-social routine.

In the Days of the Comet Herbert George 2006

In particular, anti-growth, anti-capitalism, and anti-technology crusaders have grabbed onto the global warming issue as their prime weapon not in achieving environmental goals but in achieving their politico-social goals.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Libertarianism, the Environment, and Kyoto: Part 2 2004

Fitzgibbons, and Bonteens in that politico-social success which goes so far towards downright political success, and which in itself is so pleasant.

Phineas Finn 2004

For the PLA, military and politico-social goals were the same.

Typhoon Season Douglass, Keith 2000

For they make possible, for the first time, the conversion of a mode of government into a politico-social organism, a true Republic as it were, whose educator-guardians supply the rationale, the indispensable training, and the continuing fund of personnel for its maintenance and protection.

The American University: Part I Aiken, Henry David 1966