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In Defense of Parties, and in Choosing the More Limited One

Mon, Jan 01, 2018
Doug Koopman

Leading Questions:ÌýWhat are the political priorities and values of the Republican and Democratic parties in the early 21ÌýstÌýcentury? How well do these values and priorities comport, or not, with Christian values? If not, what changes in priorities and values need to be made? Should Republicans and Democrats transcend their particular ideologies?Ìý If so, how?

Conversation Partners:Ìý

  • , Professor of Political Science, ÃÛÌÒapp CollegeÌý
  • , Executive Director, Henry Institute for the Study of Religion and Politics, ÃÛÌÒapp CollegeÌý
  • , Professor of the Sociology of Religion, Garrett-Evangelical Theological SeminaryÌý
  • , Kent County (MI) Commissioner

Authors:

Dr. Doug Koopman
Senior Research Fellow;Professor Emeritus
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