Spring 2027

Christian Political Thought

Explores key themes, developments, and figures in Christian political and ethical traditions, including their influence on modern political ideas and institutions.

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Summary

What you’ll be able to do

  • Identify the major political thinkers who developed the Christian tradition.

  • Identify and summarize the important philosophical concepts of Christian political thought.

  • Comprehend the influence of Christianity in our political ideas and institutions.

  • Evaluate how Christian ideas influence current debates on law, constitutionalism, morality, religion, political ideology, and public policy.

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Sophomore standing and (POLI SCI 160 or ILS 205)

POLISCI 364

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Exploration of key themes, developments, and figures in Christian political and ethical traditions.

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Topics

  • Key themes, developments, and figures in Christian political and ethical traditions
  • The influence of Christianity on political ideas and institutions
  • Current debates on law, constitutionalism, morality, religion, political ideology, and public policy

Skills

  • Identify major political thinkers in the Christian tradition
  • Summarize philosophical concepts of Christian political thought
  • Comprehend the influence of Christianity on political ideas and institutions
  • Evaluate the influence of Christian ideas on current debates regarding law, constitutionalism, morality, and public policy

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Dataset & model

Recorded 2026-10-14

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