Michael Peppard

Michael Peppard is professor of theology at Fordham University and the author, most recently, of How Catholics Encounter the Bible.

Article

Curating a Classroom

Online-only schooling will be challenging. But teachers have a new opportunity: they can become curators, rather than performers.

By Michael Peppard

July 14, 2020

Higher Education

Coronavirus

Education

Article

So? Completely

A new graphic novel portrays a world of military coups, propaganda, minority rights, Christian-Muslim tension, and reactionary sexual norms through a child’s gaze

By Michael Peppard

August 31, 2018

Muslim-Christian Relations

Arts

Books

Feature

Household Names

There is plain scriptural and historical evidence for women’s leadership in the early Roman church

By Michael Peppard

April 23, 2018

Women in the Church

Article

Negotiating Surrender

In ‘The End of White Christian America,’ Robert P. Jones captures people moving from denial to acceptance of the passing of Christianity’s dominance

By Michael Peppard

May 24, 2017

Secularism and Modernity

Books

U.S. Catholicism

Article

Bishops' Statement on Religious Liberty Misses the Mark

A document on religious liberty today that does not mention Muslims or migrants is simply unacceptable.

By Michael Peppard

February 17, 2017

Donald Trump

Bishops

Immigration

Muslim-Christian Relations

Article

Utah & the Mormon Vote for McMullin

Political scientist David Campbell assesses in the election in Utah and the relative appeal of McMullin, Trump, and Romney for Mormon voters.

By Michael Peppard

November 25, 2016

Donald Trump

Election 2016

Domestic Affairs