This week on the Faith Angle podcast, we are joined by Paul D. Miller of Georgetown University and Nadine Maenza of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom. On August 30, the United States' armed forces completed their withdrawal from Afghanistan, marking the end of a twenty-year war. We can all recall the sickening images and stories that came out of Afghanistan during this period as well as the sobering reality awaiting those left behind. In this episode, our guests consider why events unfolded the way they did in America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, and what that means for America’s presence and policy around the world.
Guests
Paul D. Miller
Nadine Maenza
Links
Paul D. Miller in Foreign Policy
Nadine Maenza in Providence Magazine
Additional Reading
Just War and Ordered Liberty by Paul D. Miller
Shadi Hamid and Sarah Wildman: Theology and Politics of Islam
Mona Charen and Oren Cass: The Once and Future Worker
Stanley Carlson-Thies and Kelsey Dallas: Are Religious Freedom and Gay Rights Compatible?
Pascal Emmanuel-Gobry: From Paris with (Populist) Love
Emma Green and Michael Wear: Democrats Get Religion, Too
James Astill and Henry Olsen: European Populism
An Inside Look at the 34th Faith Angle Forum—and a Recap with Jon Ward
Jonathan Haidt and Peter Wehner: The Righteous Mind
Russell Moore and Christine Emba: Evangelicals in Contemporary America
Arthur Brooks and Tom Gjelten: Transcending Contempt
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