Dr. Christopher Momany
Lecturer, Philosophy/Religion
Chaplain and Director of Church Relations
517-265-5161, x4211
cmomany@adrian.edu
Chaplaincy & Church Relations

D.Min., Drew University

Specialist in Christian social teachings; John Wesley, Methodism, Asa Mahan, 19th Century Social Reform, Holiness theology

Publications, exhibits, presentations:
Writer, Daily Bible Study Magazine,The United Methodist Publishing House

Author: Doing Good: A Grace-Filled Approach to Holiness (Abingdon, 2011).

Author: "Why Reality Matters: The Metaphysics and Ethics of Asa Mahan," Wesleyan Theological Journal, Fall 2009, July 2, 2010.

Author: "The Fellowship of the Spirit / Intersubjectivity by Participation," The Asbury Theological Journal, Fall 2005

"Aliens in a Foreign Land:Memory as Kenosis in a Culture of Achievement," Wesleyan Theological Journal, Spring 2002

"The Image of God and the 'Social Principle': The Trinitarian Theology of Asa Mahan," Wesleyan Theological Journal, Fall 2001

"Wesley's General Rules: Paradigm for Postmodern Ethics," Wesleyan Theological Journal, Spring-Fall 1993

Presentations:
"The Conception of the Moral Law in the Anti-Slavery Movement," Presented to the 7th Annual National Conference on the Underground Railroad, Sponsored by the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 6-8, 2008.

"Theonomy and the Higher Law: History and Hope," Presented to the 34th Conference on Value Inquiry, Adrian, Michigan, April 2007

"Vocation as Theonomy," Presented to the Wesleyan Center for 21st Century Studies, February 2006

"The Concept of Person and the Consistent Ethic of Life: A Wesleyan Perspective," Presented to the First Formal Conference of The Wesleyan Center for 21st CenturyStudies