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John Fournelle

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John Fournelle was interning with IGE for the Spring 2009 Semester. He is attending the American Studies Program here in Washington D.C. Originally from Northwestern College, MN, he is pursuing an Interdisciplinary Studies Major in Political Science and American History. His capstone project was a 115-page thesis entitled "The Theopolitical Beliefs of the Salvage Yard Church of Jesus Christ." John desires to be a Professor of Political Science, Theology, and/or Philosophy, educating Christian students around the world on their relationship between faith and political beliefs.

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