From the President
A.L.A.R.M.ing Access
By Dr. Chris Seiple on 02 February 2012
How do you engage globally? Through a simple acronym, A.L.A.R.M., IGE's President offers some reflections about how to engage globally. If you don't do these simple things—at least—then the alarm will go out, and you will not have access to the culture and community that you want to engage.
The Resilience of Reconciliation
By Dr. Chris Seiple on 27 December 2011
In this reflection, Dr. Chris Seiple asks what it means for Christians to truly follow their faith and follow the command to love God, neighbor, and enemy--and consequently, what that means for security in our global century.
The Politics of Jesus’ Birth
By Dr. Chris Seiple on 23 November 2011
In this 2003 reprise, Chris Seiple argues that the politics of Jesus' birth is an essential chapter of the Christmas narrative. "Putting Christ back in Christmas," he writes, "means putting the 'King of the Jews' back in the story."
Constitutional Self-Correction and the Future of the Arab Spring
By Dr. Chris Seiple on 26 September 2011
Chris Seiple argues that, even as Americans continue to steward and sustain their own constitutional experiment, they should also encourage and support the experiments beginning throughout the Middle East and North Africa, especially in Morocco.
Read more: Constitutional Self-Correction and the Future of the Arab Spring
IGE President to Advise Secretary Clinton’s New Strategic Dialogue with Civil Society
By IGE on 01 September 2011
IGE President, Dr. Chris Seiple, has accepted a nomination to serve on the Federal Advisory Committee to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's "Strategic Dialogue with Civil Society." Dr. Seiple will also serve as Senior Advisor to the Committee's Religion and Foreign Policy Working Group.
Read more: IGE President to Advise Secretary Clinton’s New Strategic Dialogue with Civil Society
Working at Rest
By IGE on 28 July 2011
IGE President Chris Seiple reminds Christians to make time for rest and renewal.
IGE Delegation Returns from Conferences and Celebration of Protestantism in Vietnam
By IGE on 23 June 2011
An IGE delegation returns from participating in two Hanoi conferences and celebrating the 100th anniversary of Protestantism in Vietnam with 25,000 Christians in Danang and Hanoi.
Read more: IGE Delegation Returns from Conferences and Celebration of Protestantism in Vietnam
Living the Message of Reconciliation after Osama bin Laden
By Dr. Chris Seiple on 04 May 2011
In a Christianity Today exclusive, Chris Seiple provides perspective on Osama bin Laden's death and its impact on the future of constructive engagement with Muslim leaders and communities.
Read more: Living the Message of Reconciliation after Osama bin Laden
Religious-Freedom Exceptionalism
By Dr. Chris Seiple on 26 April 2011
Some (not all, but some) of America's most important leaders in the colonial era embraced religious freedom in a way that was quite exceptional by world historical standards. This living capacity to integrate is the sine qua non of the American experience.
Libya and the Moroccan Moment
By Dr. Chris Seiple on 25 March 2011
In a blog response for the National Security Expert Blog, Chris Seiple urges the President to act with more decisive action toward Libya in the context of U.S. goals for the Middle East/North Africa region and come alongside the emerging model in Morocco
More Articles...
- Libya's Impact is the Beginning of the Beginning
- Christian Mission in Every Sphere
- Religious Freedom in American Identity and Foreign Policy
- Our 4G God
- From the President: The Politics of Jesus’ Birth
- Reclaiming Respectful Religious Identity
- U.S. Engagement Should Model Principled Pluralism
- A National Conversation on the New York Mosque Debate
- Say No to “Jihadis,” “Islamic terrorism” and “Islamo-Fascism”
- Fragile Freedom
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