This course provides a survey of prominent theories and theologies for public justice from the 19th century to present alongside an examination of the primary logics and dynamics at work in multiple public spheres today. Students will be immersed in various strands of radical Christian thought in understanding and responding to the interconnected sins of economic exploitation, structural racism, social inequality, environmental degradation, and more. The course serves as a requirement in the Master of Arts in Public Ministry degree but is open to students from other degree programs.
- Teacher: Timothy Eberhart