Hunter (J.D., Ph.D.) is the provost and dean of faculty at North Greenville University in South Carolina. He is the author of The End of Secularism, Political Thought: A Student's Guide and The System Has a Soul. His work has appeared in a wide variety of other books and journals. He is formally affiliated with the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission; Touchstone, the Journal of Markets and Morality; the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy; and the Land Center at Southwestern Seminary.
Hunter Baker | Democrats make a ruckus about a conservative policy manual—one that’s been published and updated for decades
BOOKS | On Settler Colonialism clarifies a new kind of post-Christian political theology
Hunter Baker | Planned Parenthood’s mobile unit outside the DNC symbolized choosing yourself at all costs
With cultural pressures and increasing costs, solid Christian colleges depend more on contributions to keep them afloat
Hunter Baker | How should Christian families, churches, and philanthropists react?
Hunter Baker | Kamala Harris may not have been a “czar,” but she needs to own the immigration crisis
Some believe Donald Trump will seek to unify Americans and begin to show a more measured and compassionate side
Hunter Baker | It’s a false charge and hotly political
Hunter Baker | Amid lies about their motives, pro-lifers must make a reality-based case for life
Hunter Baker | Daniel Dennett saw religion as the great enemy
