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C. Hannah Schell

Research Interests:
The problem of evil

American religious thought

How Americans remember and respond to tragic events

Chinese religion and philosophy

Selected Research and/or Creative Work:
"Religious Commitments in the Classroom," Faculty Colloquy, Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning , 2010-2011.

A History of Christian Thought in America (book in progress for Westminster/John Knox Press).

"Beyond the Classroom ('Taking it to the Streets'): Practicing the Art of Philosophical Conversation." Teaching Theology and Religion (journal). July 2010.

“Roycean Loyalty and the Struggle with Evil,” American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, January 2004.

http://personal.monm.edu/schell_hannah/Default.htm

Courses Taught:
RELG 108 Introduction to the New Testament
RELG/PHIL 207 Ethics
RELG/PHIL 213 Philosophy of Religion
RELG 200 History of Christian Thought
RELG 210 Judaism and Islam
RELG 300 Philosophy and Religions of Asia
RELG 312 Religion in America
INTG 313 Suffering, Evil and Hope
INTG 314 Faith & Solidarity: American Perspectives on Religion

Education:
Ph.D. Princeton University 2000
M.A. Princeton University 1997
B.A. Oberlin College 1992

Contact Info:
Office: Rm 203 Weeks House
Email: hschell@monmouthcollege.edu

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