Faculty - Princeton Theological Seminary

Master’s-level Courses Offered by Religion and Society Program Faculty:
(Ph.D. students may take these courses for seminar credit, after the professor’s approval
and determination of advanced doctoral level requirements.)
Ethics and Politics in Augustine (Bowlin)
The Politics of Biblical Interpretation (Duff)
Church, Community, and Nation (Fenn)
The Meaning of Revelation in a Postmodern, Post-Holocaust,
Post-9/11 World (Johnson)
African American Religious History (Pierce)
Liberation Theology of Gustavo Gutiérrez (Taylor)
Pluralism, Dialogue, and Witness (Young)
War and Christian Conscience (Bowlin)
Theology and Ethics of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (Duff)
Ministry, Conflict, and Cataclysm (Fenn)
Theology and Ethics of Reinhold and H. Richard Niebuhr (Johnson)
Race and Religion in America (Pierce)
Christian Ethics and Modern Times (Bowlin)
Empire and Capital: Theological Considerations (Taylor)
World Christianity through World Literature (Young)
Civil Religion (Fenn)
Friendship, Love, and Justice (Bowlin)
Issues in Human Sexuality (Duff)
Religion and Society (Fenn)
The Reign of God (Johnson)
Liturgical Shape of the Christian Life (Duff)
Womanist and Feminist Theologies (Pierce and Taylor)
Critical Race Theory as Theological Challenge (Taylor)
Buddhism (Young)
Ethics and the Problem of Evil (Bowlin)
Issues in Biomedical Ethics (Duff)
Religion and Time (Fenn)
Systematic Theology of Calvin (Johnson)
American Religion, American Literature (Pierce)
Cultural Hermeneutics—Ideology, Text, and Power (Taylor)
Hinduism (Young)
Ethics of the Ten Commandments (Duff)
Secularization: An Introduction to the Debate (Fenn)
Spiritual Autobiography (Pierce)
Theology of Paul Tillich (Taylor)
Vocation in Christian Tradition and Contemporary Life (Duff)
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