ESN continues its series of interviews with authors of Faithful Is Successful. Bryan McGraw is associate professor politics at Wheaton College. He has taught previously at the University of Georgia, Notre Dame and Pepperdine University. His first book, Faith in Politics: Religion and Liberal Democracy, was published by Cambridge University Press, and he is beginning a project on pluralism, law and religion, and political theology. He earned an AM in political science from Brown University, an MA in Russian area studies from Georgetown, and his PhD in political science from Harvard University. Bryan and his wife, Martha, a practicing neurologist, live in Wheaton with their three children. They enjoy gardening, all manners of outdoor activities, and perfecting the art of pulled-pork BBQ sandwiches.
1. ESN: One of the pleasures of this essay is hearing about the books that are important to you (such as Augustine’s Confessions). Would you share with us a few books you’re currently recommending to political science graduate students and others curious about engaging thoughtfully with political theory? [Read more…] about Faithful Is Successful Interview: Bryan McGraw