Episode 2: Professor Marc Rugani; Catholic Social Ethics and Contemporary Issues

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Belief and Ballots: An American podcast on faith and the public sphere

The Center for the Study of Religion and Public Life at Saint Anselm College

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Belief and Ballots is a podcast sponsored by Saint Anselm College’s Center for the Study of Religion and Public Life. The podcast explores the relationship between faith, the public sphere, and political engagement, including interreligious and interfaith perspectives. The podcast features interviews with scholars, activists, and religious leaders from various faith traditions. The podcast also includes discussions of current events and political issues from a religious perspective, focusing on how different faith traditions can come together to address these issues.

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Episode 2: Professor Marc Rugani; Catholic Social Ethics and Contemporary Issues

Belief and Ballots: An American podcast on faith and the public sphere

37 minutes 11 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 2: Professor Marc Rugani; Catholic Social Ethics and Contemporary Issues

In this episode, we are joined by Marc Rugani, Assistant Professor of Theology at Saint Anselm College and Interim Director of the college’s Center for Ethics in Society. Dr. Rugani is a Catholic social ethicist. His research is most often interdisciplinary, exploring intersections among theology, development theory, economics, and political philosophy. His main interest is fostering mutually critical engagement between the Capabilities Approach and Catholic social teaching on integral human development and ecology.