“Religion, Democracy, and Election Cycles,” presented by Anthea Butler, Ph.D.

“Religion, Democracy, and Election Cycles,” is presented by Anthea Butler, Ph.D., Geraldine R. Segal Professor in American Social Thought and chair of Religious Studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
A sought-after commentator and op-ed contributor for MSNBC, Dr. Butler will discusses how religious beliefs have polarized and destabilized elections around the world, and how it could impact democratic elections in 2024.
Dr. Butler's presentation is part of The University of Scranton 2024 Schemel Forum’s spring semester World Affairs Luncheon Seminars.
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