What was it that made Duke during these years so amenable to Catholicism? This volume attempts an answer, and in so doing it sheds light on a wider movement of young, orthodox, intellectually-motivated Christians who are turning to the truth that flows from the Tiber.
Joshua Miller is a doctoral candidate in historical theology at Marquette University and a seminarian for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. His research is focused on Christology and the ecumenical councils in the fifth and sixth centuries. He holds a Master of Theological Studies from Duke Divinity School (2017) and a Bachelor of Arts from Trinity International University (2015).
D. Hayden Hagerman is Associate Academic Editor at Word on Fire Academic, a PhD Candidate at Marquette University in historical theology, and Hank Center Fellow in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition. He is a graduate of the divinity school at Duke University, and he is currently writing a dissertation on the Virgin Mary in the patristic period. He and his wife Abigail have three children.