theology of Augustine of Hippo, Gregory of Nyssa, Thomas Aquinas, Nicholas of Cusa, and Meister Eckhart is often drawn upon. One of the key tasks of radical orthodoxy is to criticize the philosophy of Duns Scotus. Duns Scotus's theory that the term "being" is used univocally of God and creatures is often presented as the precursor of modernity. The majority within the movement appear to support John Milbank's "Blue Socialism" in politics, although some have aligned with the traditionalist-conservative "Red Tory" movement in the UK and Canada. Reception This reading of Scotus has been criticised itself by Daniel Horan and Thomas Williams, both of whom claim that the radical orthodox movement confuses Scotus' epistemology and semantics with ontology. See also Neo-orthodoxy New Monasticism Paleo-orthodoxy Postliberal theology Postmodern Christianity References Footnotes Bibliography Further reading External links Radical Orthodoxy Online (archived): Collection of resources (original) Radical Orthodoxy Bibliography: Bibliography related to Radical Orthodoxy (both pro- and con) The Centre of Theology and Philosophy: an outgrowth of the Theology Department of the University of Nottingham Christian radicalism Christian theological movements Postmodernism