More reviews of A Christian Approach to Corporate Religious Liberty
Reviews of my book can now be found in Studies in Christian Ethics and the Journal of Religion & Spirituality in Social Work: Social Theory. My sincere thanks to Allen Calhoun and David Hodge for theirContinue reading “More reviews of A Christian Approach to Corporate Religious Liberty”
Article: Religious Deviance and Psychological Medicine in the Second Great Awakening
In our first co-authored publication, Mark W. Lee (Crandall University, Canada) and I examine asylum narratives to explore tensions between the religious self and society in nineteenth-century Massachusetts. “Religious Deviance and Psychological Medicine in the SecondContinue reading “Article: Religious Deviance and Psychological Medicine in the Second Great Awakening”
Lectures: Character formation at Trinity Law School
Last week, I wrote and recorded two guest lectures for an elective course on ethics, law, and public policy at Trinity Law School, California. Using the parable of the shrewd manager (Luke 16: 1-8) as anContinue reading “Lectures: Character formation at Trinity Law School”
Updates: Journal of Church and State, and Developing a Christian Mind
Two exciting updates. My friend and co-author (Prof. Mark Lee) and I have a forthcoming article in OUP’s Journal of Church and State. “Religious Deviance and Asylum Medicine in the Second Great Awakening” explores the lifeContinue reading “Updates: Journal of Church and State, and Developing a Christian Mind”
Reviews of A Christian Approach to Corporate Religious Liberty
Two reviews of my book are now available online. My sincere thanks to the reviewers for their time and thoughtful engagement with the text. You can download the reviews through the links below. ‘A notable contributionContinue reading “Reviews of A Christian Approach to Corporate Religious Liberty”
Article: Truth and Christian Ethics
Studies in Christian Ethics, the journal of the Society for the Study of Christian Ethics, has just published a short article I wrote in response to Professor Mark Wynn’s essay, entitled ‘Truth and Christian Ethics: aContinue reading “Article: Truth and Christian Ethics”
Lecture: Should education be transformative? An Aristotelian critique
Last week, I gave a short paper on transformative learning theory at Blackfriars Hall, Oxford. The event was part of an informal lecture series that brings together the Hall’s faculty, fellows, and students for evenings ofContinue reading “Lecture: Should education be transformative? An Aristotelian critique”
Lecture: Religious institutionalism at Oxford’s University Church
I recently spoke to the Graduate Theological Society at the University of Oxford about the moral foundations of religious institutionalism (or church autonomy doctrine) in the United States. James Hooks, a DPhil student, led the discussion.Continue reading “Lecture: Religious institutionalism at Oxford’s University Church”
Year in Review 20/21
As a new academic year begins, I look back on the previous twelve months in gratitude. Many thanks to my wonderful colleagues, mentors, family, and friends who’ve been with me along the way. I look forwardContinue reading “Year in Review 20/21”
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Edward A. David 