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The Modern Nation, Ethnicity, and State- Based PoliticalTheologies

This chapter analyses dominant Orthodox political theologies in the period of modernity that articulated the meaning and significance of modern nations and states. These theologies very often utilized modern nationalism and other collective (e.g., ethnic) identities to construct political theologies that would go beyond the classical symphonic models. The chapter also shows how these theologies effectively served as secular religions.