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The Institute on Religion & Democracy and Providence have launched a new program of Christian campus outreach to uplift historic Christian teaching about political theology. We are dispatching scholars to speak to students and professors about the historic church’s intellectual treasury of resources on God’s purposes for government. And we are resourcing ongoing student groups devoted to the discussion of political theology. There has perhaps never been a greater time or need for this knowledge as increasingly post-denominational US Christianity increasingly loses all memory of what the historic church has taught on political theology. We hope this program will help young Christians and others better understand the ecumenical church’s repository of experience and wisdom. If you are interested in this program, please contact Sarah Stewart ([email protected]).
Mark Amstutz
Wheaton College
Professor Amstutz’ major academic interests are in international affairs and, more specifically, the role of ethics in the conduct of foreign relations.
Matthew Lee Anderson
Baylor University
Joseph Capizzi
Catholic University
J. Daryl Charles
John Jay Institute
David Corey
Baylor University
Dean Curry
Messiah University
Debra Erickson
Providence
Mark David Hall
George Fox University
Joe Hartman
Georgetown University
Matthew Kaemingk
Fuller Seminary
Robert Kaufman
Pepperdine University
Joseph Loconte
Grove City College
Paul Marshall
Baylor University
Bryan McGraw
Wheaton College
Eric Patterson
Regent University
Jonathan Leeman
9Marks
Marc LiVecche
Providence & Stockdale Center/U.S. Naval Academy
Paul Miller
Georgetown University
Scott Redd
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lee Trepanier
Samford University
Kevin Vallier
Bowling Green University
Andrew Walker
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
George Weigel
Ethics & Public Policy Center
