Author: Glenn Moots

Glenn Moots (Ph.D. Louisiana State University) is the Political Science and Philosophy Department Chair at Northwood University. He is author or editor of two academic press books and author of almost two hundred conference presentations or essays, chapters, and articles published in academic or popular outlets. In 2013-14, he served as a William E Simon Fellow in Religion and Public Life at the James Madison Program in the Department of Politics at Princeton University, and he has also been awarded fellowships from the Earhart Foundation, the Huntington Library, the Jack Miller Center, the Acton Institute, and the Intercollegiate Studies Institute.

Commentary, Ad Fontes

Is America a People or an Idea? The Case Study of Protestant Constitutionalism in Our Semiquincentennial

Glenn Moots — July 28, 2026

Is America a People or an Idea? The Case Study of Protestant Constitutionalism in Our Semiquincentennial

From 1685 to 1776 When Thomas Jefferson reflected on the Declaration of Independence fifty years after its composition, he hoped that it would make clear a “palpable truth.” That is,…

Faithful Disobedience: A Review

Glenn Moots — February 29, 2024

Faithful Disobedience: A Review

Writings from Wang Yi and other Chinese Christian leaders provide insight into wider questions of political theology.