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What Do We Owe Veterans?

November 12, 2018

What Do We Owe Veterans?

Berkley Center Senior Research Fellow Rev. Drew Christiansen, S.J., reflects on what we owe wounded, disabled, and soul-damaged veterans, noting that care for the wounded warrior is central to a nation’s duty for post-war justice.

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November 11, 2018

The Bible and War

On November 11 Berkley Center Senior Research Fellow Rev. Drew Christiansen, S.J., and Research Fellow Eric Patterson participated in a panel discussion at the Museum of the Bible on the topics of just war theory and peacemaking negotiations in relationship to the Bible.

speech transcript | "Seek Peace and Pursue It"

Panelists Listen to E.J. Dionne

November 8, 2018

Experts Discuss Religion in the 2018 Midterms

Religion is becoming a secondary concern for voters as American politics become more polarized, panelists concluded at a Berkley Center event analyzing religion in the 2018 midterm elections.

Statue at Gahee Dong Catholic Church in South Korea

November 7, 2018

Locating Religion and Secularity in East Asia Through Global Processes

Published in Religions, in this article Senior Fellow José Casanova argues that in order to understand the social construction of religion and secularity in East Asia today we need to take a longue durée historical approach, which takes into account the colonial encounters between the Christian West and East Asia during three different and distinct phases of globalization.

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Michelle Boorstein

November 11, 2026

Washington Post Religion Reporter Michelle Boorstein Named Sakka Family Religion and International Journalism Fellow

For more than two decades, Michelle Boorstein has been writing about religion in American life: the beliefs people inherit and abandon, the institutions that shape communities, and the ways faith intersects with politics, culture, and public life. In 2027, she will bring that experience to Georgetown University as the Sakka Family Religion and International Journalism Fellow.

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