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In an excerpt from a new book about Stanley Hauerwas, Michael G. Cartwright examines the theologian’s writing about universities as unique communities of conviction.
Michael G. Cartwright is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church and an associate professor at the UM-related University of Indianapolis, where he serves as dean of Ecumenical & Interfaith Programs. He is also the co-editor of “The Hauerwas Reader.”
In an excerpt from a new book about Stanley Hauerwas, Michael G. Cartwright examines the theologian’s writing about universities as unique communities of conviction.
Each year, the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion launches a new set of workshops and colloquies that meet regularly throughout the year. Their 2025 programs include “African Diaspora,” “Community as Classroom” and “Sacred Self-Care.”
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