David L Dusenbury, Author, Philosopher, Sr Visiting Fellow, Danube Institute, Budapest
- David Lloyd Dusenbury is a Senior Fellow at Danube Institute, Budapest.
- He is a philosopher, historian of Ideas, and senior visiting fellow, at the Danube Institute, Budapest.
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Overview
In a world where knowledge intertwines with wisdom, and history reveals its captivating secrets, there emerges a voice that bridges the realms of academia, philosophy, and literature. Today, we have the privilege of unravelling the intellectual tapestry of a remarkable individual. Join us on a journey of discovery as we delve into the life and insights of David L Dusenbury, a senior visiting fellow at the prestigious Danube Institute in Budapest. Listen to a conversation that transcends boundaries and embraces the enigmatic world of ideas.
00:37- About David L Dusenbury
- David Lloyd Dusenbury is a Senior Fellow at Danube Institute, Budapest.
- He is a philosopher, historian of Ideas, and senior visiting fellow, at the Danube Institute, Budapest.
- He is the author of ‘Platonic Legislations’; and ‘I Judge No One’ and ‘The Innocence of Pontius Pilate’.
- He is the Chair for Jewish-Christian Relations at the University of Antwerp, 2022-2023.
05:04- How can Jesus’ teachings be understood in a political context?
- The question of interpreting Jesus’ teachings through a political lens is a complex and enduring one in Christian theology and European philosophy.
- Many philosophers, legal thinkers, and political figures throughout history have grappled with understanding how to revere someone who preached concepts like turning the other cheek and loving one’s enemies, while governments often cannot follow these principles in every context.
- It is recognized that there is a place for law and punishment, as shown in the gospels. One way to approach this question is to acknowledge that Jesus’ sayings typically call individuals to difficult forms of tolerance and love, which may not always be achievable on the level of governments or politics.
- This differentiation between religious ideals and political realities suggests that what is good for the state may not necessarily align with the deepest desires of the human soul, leading to the recognition of separate realms between the two.
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- David Lloyd Dusenbury is a Senior Fellow at Danube Institute, Budapest.
- He is a philosopher, historian of Ideas, and senior visiting fellow, at the Danube Institute, Budapest.
- He is the author of ‘Platonic Legislations’; and ‘I Judge No One’ and ‘The Innocence of Pontius Pilate’.
- He is the Chair for Jewish-Christian Relations at the University of Antwerp, 2022-2023.
