Paul D. Miller
Research Fellow
Paul D. Miller is a professor of the Practice of International Affairs at Georgetown University and a research fellow with the ERLC. He is also a senior fellow for the Snowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, Atlantic Council.
Living in Light of God’s Kingdom
Foreign Affairs Policy, Part 5 of 5
A Series on Pursuing Good: Discerning Well-Crafted Policy An election year can quickly become about...
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What you should know about the Israel-Hamas war
The Israel-Hamas war began on Oct. 7 when we woke up to the news...
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How Christians should respond during war and other tumultuous times
Gardening through the apocalypse
My first memory of world events was the Challenger explosion. I was in 3rd...
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What does a just end to the Russo-Ukrainian war look like?
If justice were to prevail in Ukraine, Russia would cease military operations, withdraw from...
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The history and purpose of just war doctrine
From Augustine to the present
Augustine is often called the founder of the just war tradition. This is only...
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An introduction to “Faith and Healthy Democracy”
A research report on civility in the public square
In June 2017 a gunman opened fire on a group of Republican Congressman, nearly...
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In June 2017 a gunman opened fire on a group of Republican Congressman, nearly...
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God as Father: Seeing the same God in both Testaments
The first time I read the entire Bible I was struck by the different...
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Is there a biblical defense of free speech?
Free speech is a hotly debated topic in America right now. There are growing...
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The Long Hike After Salvation
I re-watched the 1998 film Prince of Egypt with my kids recently. The film...
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