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About the Author - Jacques Ellul
Jacques Ellul, author, professor, and former civic official, was born to Joseph and Marthe Ellul on January 6, 1912. He was educated at the University of Bordeaux and the University of Paris, where he earned a "doctorat en droit and agregation."
Did God Create Hell?
What follows is a quotation from a book by the late French theologian, Jacques Ellul, What I Believe (Eerdmans, 1989, pp.188-192).
How Jacques Ellul Reads the Bible
Keeping the balance between the forest and trees by Vernard Eller This article was originally published by The Christian Century Foundation, Chicago, IL, in The Christian Century, on November 29, 1972. It is reproduced here with their kind permission.
Jacques Ellul
One of the most thoughtful philosophers to approach technology from a deterministic, and some have even argued fatalistic, position is Jacques Ellul. Professor at the University of Bordeaux, Ellul authored some 40 books and hundreds of articles over his lifetime, the dominant theme of which has been, according to Fasching (1981), "the threat to human freedom and Christian faith created by modern technology". Ellul''s constant theme has been one of technological tyranny over humanity. As a philosopher and theologian, Ellul explored the religiosity of the technological society.
Jacques Ellul
Biographie de Jacques Ellul 1912 -1994 (franзais) Ellul l''inclassable: essai par Patrick Chastenet (franзais) Biography of Jacques Ellul 1912 - 1994 (English) Bibliographie - Bibliography (franзais-English) L''Association Internationale Jacques Ellul - AIJE (franзais) - site officiel - colloque international International Jacques Ellul Society - IJES (English) The Ellul Forum: Bulletin of the IJES (English)
Jacques Ellul
The Frenchman''s life has continued to exemplify the manner in which the gospel frees us from convention and conformity and liberates us for a radical engagement with God and the world. A member of the underground resistance in France during the Nazi occupation, Ellul startled fellow-citizens at war''s end by acting as lawyer on behalf of the very collaborators who would have tortured and killed him had they uncovered him during hostilities. The reason he gave was that collaborators were being treated as savagely in peacetime camps as the Nazis had treated wartime resisters.
Jacques Ellul On The Web
Bibliography. Short Reading List. Online Excerpts. Introductions, Mimi-Bios, Quotations, & Essays
Jacques Ellul pages
Radical Subjectivity. A New Language (Quotations and (soon) excerpts from my New College Berkeley paper). Jacques Ellul On The Web. Too many of his prophecies are coming true Jacques Ellul Lending Library
Ellul Jacques library
This is not a bibliography, just a list of those available to use online
Wylie-Kellermann Bill Jacques Ellul: A Hopeful Pessimist
Personally, I was introduced to Ellul''s writing as a seminarian through Dan Berrigan, who was then reading the signs of the time with the Book of Revelation in one hand and Jacques Ellul''s Presence of the Kingdom (1948) in the other. Presence was Ellul''s postwar manifesto~and nearly five decades later it still rings true with an uncanny discerning prescience.
A Starter Course on Jacques Ellul
Association Internationale Jacques Ellul
International Jacques Ellul Society
Jacques Ellul