Thoughts on Political Theology
André GagnéProf. André Gagné on the intersection of theology and politics
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On Trump's Evangelical Supporters in the French Media
French media in Canada and Quebec are picking up on the importance of knowing more about Trump’s evangelical supporters. Last week I was interviewed in French media outlets in Ontario and Quebec. One significant interview was last Tuesday o...
An Early April Update
I have been off social media since the beginning of March, and it has been quite beneficial. Since the publication of American Evangelicals for Trump, I have been fortunate to have received lots of media requests. I mistakenly thought I wou...
More on the New Order of the Latter Rain
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Cover for Upcoming Book
We have a cover for my upcoming book American Evangelicals for Trump: Dominion, Spiritual Warfare, and the End Times (Routledge)! Linda Shanahan translated my 2020 French book Ces évangéliques derrière Trump. Hégémonie, démonologie, et fin ...
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Full Professor and Chair of the Department of Theological Studies at Concordia University (Montréal, Canada). My research and teaching focus on Political Theology, Religion and Violence, and the Interpretation and Reception of Scripture.
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