Episode 221: Shadi Hamid - Can Religion Save Democracy?

10/28/2026

The Political Theory Review

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A conversation with Shadi Hamid about his recent book (co-authored with Matthew Kaemingk) "Can Religion Save Democracy? How More Faith-- Not Less-- Can Heal Our Public Life" (Brazos Press).

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Episode 221: Shadi Hamid - Can Religion Save Democracy?

The Political Theory Review

More episodes from "The Political Theory Review"

Episode 221: Shadi Hamid - Can Religion Save Democracy?

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