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Welcome!
This
website carries articles and information surrounding The Wisdom
Project as well as access to many of Charles Strohmer's other
writings.
The Wisdom Project
is a multi-year, multi-aspected initiative that includes the new book
that Charles is writing as a Visiting Fellow of the Center for Public
Justice (Washington, DC). CPJ is an independent, nonpartisan think tank
that works with public officials and nongovernmental organizations on
policy issues. The topic of the book is international relations and
U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East. Its approach seeks to recover
and revitalize the historic but long-neglected wisdom tradition as a
vital contributor to Washington's interest to understand the nexus of
faith, religion, and foreign policy in the Middle East, especially as
it involves four main actors: Muslims, Jews, Christians, and
secularists. Other aspects of The Wisdom Project include roundtables,
workshops, seminars, lectures, policy papers, and articles. For
Charles's writings in this area, see International Relations & Foreign Policy.
This site also includes many of Charles Strohmer's writings (see Articles)
on topics other than politics, international relations, and
foreign policy. These include articles, essays, book reviews, and
columns on issues in education, science, the arts, society,
relationships, spirituality, religion, worldview, wisdom, and
Christianity. Also included are many in-depth Interviews
Charles has conducted over the years.
Both his political and other writings have been published in the
U.S., the U.K., and on the Web in religious and secular publications,
including The Christian Century,
Muslim Public Affairs Journal, Islam Daily, Christianty Today, Turkish Daily News, OldSpeak, Middle East
Window, Peaceworks, Religion-Online, Third Way, Sojourners, Cross
Point, Christian Reflection Journal, Christian Research Journal, The Church of England Newspaper, Inside Out, The
Old South Farmers Almanac, Log Homes Illustrated, Timber Homes
Illustrated, Sporting Clays, re:generation, Prism, Renewal, SojoMail,
and Openings.
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