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Happy Bari Weiss or Protestant Franco day to those who celebrate
Bari Weiss or Protestant Franco: Which Way, Western Man? @JamesDiddams
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Great to hear @UrielEpshtein discuss his work at @Renew_Democracy at our monthly @ProvMagazine lunch.
Sergei Chapnin’s recently published book on religious persecution in Russia shines a light on the ways in which Putin has and has not been able to co-opt the Russian Orthodox Church to support his war against Ukraine @SiobhanHC_OLY providencemag.com/2026/09/re…
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Over at @provmagazine, I discuss the supraconfessional nature of Christian social thought throughout its modern history. I hope it prompts some reflection on how much common ground we tend to overlook.
Why have Protestants and Catholics seemingly been unable to recognize and build upon the common intellectual tradition they have shared all along? @SvenssonManfred
Why have Protestants and Catholics seemingly been unable to recognize and build upon the common intellectual tradition they have shared all along? @SvenssonManfred
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Hey guys, some professional news:
@PaulDMiller2 will be succeeding me as managing editor of @ProvMagazine, though I will stay on as associate editor as I turn my attention to grad school applications in the hopes of writing a thesis on St Augustine and foreign policy. I’ll write a long reflection on the nearly 4 years I spent as the editor of Providence sometime soon, but for the moment, if I have ever worked with you or you have ever read anything published between 2023 and now in Providence, it has been an honor to be part of what I genuinely consider to be very important conversations on the intersection of Christian ethics, national security, and international affairs.
Providence’s new Managing Editor, @PaulDMiller2, Professor of International Affairs at Georgetown University, discusses the future of the magazine
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Russia and Ukraine are in the press again, as the war escalates in unprecedented ways. Here is a short analysis I wrote last year for @ProvMagazine on political myth and the ideological roots of Russian foreign policy. Worth re-visiting, as Russia doubles down on aggression. The fundamental mistake is to assume a rational actor geopolitical model.
providencemag.com/2025/03/wh…
Providence’s new Managing Editor, @PaulDMiller2, Professor of International Affairs at Georgetown University, discusses the future of the magazine
For all the Secretary Hegseth’s talk of ethos, there’s been very little on telos—a significant concern for the purposes for building the world’s “strongest, most powerful, most lethal and most prepared military on the planet” in his own words @TimMilosch
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David Bentley Hart's A GATHERING OF LEAVES is reviewed by @NadyaWilliams81. Visit @ProvMagazine to read on! providencemag.com/2026/08/da…
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My latest piece in Providence: A Journal of Christianity & American Foreign Policy. Until the latest spats over tariffs, Americans usually pay little (or none) attention to Canada. However, its latest dispute over to what degree military chaplains (who are civil servants) can affirm their own religion in public settings raises issues that permeate American public life.
I argue that the Canadian government is tending to enforce secularism but admit that the issues are difficult.
"It is a mistake to think that when, in your teaching or speaking, if you ignore something then you are then saying nothing about it. On the contrary, you are teaching that it is to be ignored. And you do this not openly and explicitly so that it may be recognized, questioned and challenged, but quietly and surreptitiously so that it might remain unquestioned. Ignoring something is a powerful teaching that it is to be ignored."
Secularism or Pluralism? Canada’s Effort to Balance Disestablishment with Religious Freedom providencemag.com/2026/09/se… via @ProvMagazine @drpaulmarshall
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My article on Peter Thiel and the Bayeux Tapestry out now!
On August 18th, the British Museum allowed Peter Thiel exclusive early access to the Bayeux Tapestry—a millennium-old work of art in which Thiel may see a reflection of the philosophy of René Girard
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On August 18th, the British Museum allowed Peter Thiel exclusive early access to the Bayeux Tapestry—a millennium-old work of art in which Thiel may see a reflection of the philosophy of René Girard
@manoushaD
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Join us this eve @TheIRD .
Thursday eve join Christians for Capitalism @TheIRD for conversation with @anne_r_bradley, 6pm reception, 6:30 talk: theird.org/events/christians…
