John Milbank, PhD
Professor in Religion, Politics, and Ethics, University of Nottingham.
Former Francis Ball Professor of Philosophical Theology at the University of Virginia.
He is listed on PQ911 due to a section of an Essay he wrote in 2006, called "Geopolitical Theology - Economy, Religion and Empire after 9/11"...(warning, this is a .doc file)
http://www.theologyphilosophycentre.co.uk/papers/Milbank_GeopoliticalTheology.doc
Nothing more than "I have a few questions", or more accurately, "there are questions unanswered"...not exactly an endorsement of the truth movement.
As well, the quote on PQ911 by this professor does not seem to support the lead paragraph of the section heading, which reads...
I wonder if Professor Milbank is aware he is on a list of people criticizing a specific report, when in fact, in his quote above (the one listed at PQ911) he does not.
In 2002 he had this "interesting" essay published...
http://www.jesusradicals.com/library/milbank/terror.html
The essay is a great window into the mind(set) of the author.
I could see him absolutely being LIHOP.
He also has one of his essays published in "9/11 and American Empire: Christians, Jews, and Muslims Speak Out", edited by Kevin Barrett and John Cobb.
Not a whole lot on him besides the above...
TAM
Professor in Religion, Politics, and Ethics, University of Nottingham.
Former Francis Ball Professor of Philosophical Theology at the University of Virginia.
He is listed on PQ911 due to a section of an Essay he wrote in 2006, called "Geopolitical Theology - Economy, Religion and Empire after 9/11"...(warning, this is a .doc file)
http://www.theologyphilosophycentre.co.uk/papers/Milbank_GeopoliticalTheology.doc
"As to the precise causes of 9/11 I remain entirely agnostic. It certainly appears that while certain strange circumstances surrounding that event have been satisfactorily explained, certain others have not been accounted for in any unequivocally emphatic way (and in particular the tardiness of response to the planes’ initial capture). Quite definitely we can say that on the part of someone a terroristic conspiracy was fomented and that who that someone really was is not as yet entirely apparent.
I must stress however, that there is as yet absolutely no clear evidence for such a supposition and indeed that there is every reason for scepticism in the face of it. But on the other hand, there remains a case to answer and the refusal of nearly all public organs to press this point remains striking."
Nothing more than "I have a few questions", or more accurately, "there are questions unanswered"...not exactly an endorsement of the truth movement.
As well, the quote on PQ911 by this professor does not seem to support the lead paragraph of the section heading, which reads...
http://patriotsquestion911.com/professors.htmlProfessors Question the 9/11 Commission Report
Many well known and respected professors have expressed significant criticism of the 9/11 Commission Report. Several even allege government complicity in the terrible acts of 9/11. This section is a collection of their public statements. This website is not an organization and it should be made clear that none of these individuals are affiliated with this website.
Listed below are statements by more than 170 professors that contradict or are critical of the 9/11 Commission Report. Their collective voices give credibility to the claim that the 9/11 Commission Report is tragically flawed.
These individuals cannot be simply dismissed as irresponsible believers in some 9/11 conspiracy theory. Their sincere concern, backed by their dedication to researching and teaching the truth about a wide variety of subjects, demonstrates that criticism of the Commission Report is not inherently irresponsible or illogical, and that, in fact, it can be just the opposite...
I wonder if Professor Milbank is aware he is on a list of people criticizing a specific report, when in fact, in his quote above (the one listed at PQ911) he does not.
In 2002 he had this "interesting" essay published...
http://www.jesusradicals.com/library/milbank/terror.html
Concerning the immediate aftermath of the events of September 11, the initial question one should ask is exactly why there was outrage on such a gigantic scale? After all, however unusual and shocking this event may have been, people are killed in large numbers all the time, by terror, politics, and economic oppression. Within a matter of days after the attack on the World Trade Center, the United States already may have killed more people in response to the attacks than died in them, through increased and tightened sanctions in the Near East which bring pressure on governments through the deliberate terrorization of civilian populations. So why this unprecedented outrage?
The essay is a great window into the mind(set) of the author.
I could see him absolutely being LIHOP.
He also has one of his essays published in "9/11 and American Empire: Christians, Jews, and Muslims Speak Out", edited by Kevin Barrett and John Cobb.
Not a whole lot on him besides the above...
TAM