Authors » Kyle Jantzen

Dr. Kyle Jantzen is Associate Professor of History at Ambrose University College in Calgary. His current research interests revolve around religious nationalism in Nazi Germany and North American religious responses to the Holocaust. Kyle has studied and taught history at the University of Saskatchewan and McGill University, and is the author of Faith and Fatherland: Parish Politics in Hitler's Germany (Fortress Press, forthcoming 2008). His article for C2C is an outgrowth of his work with the Manning Centre for Building Democracy.

    Articles by Kyle Jantzen

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    Posted: June 19, 2009

    One can hardly pick up a newspaper or newsmagazine these days and not find an article on the contentious subject of faith and politics. In the United States, there are heated debates over President George W. Bush’s world view, the religious right, and foreign policy in the Middle East. Recently, editorialists have been preoccupied with the role of religion in the lives of various Democrats and Republicans who would run for the presidency, and the candidates themselves have issued public statements on the matter. These controversies aside, there remain the perennial controversies about abortion or the teaching of creation and evolution in the nation’s schools.