Dr. Stephen Wolfe

Stephen Wolfe completed his PhD in political philosophy at LSU in 2020. He is a member of the James Madison Society at Princeton University.

He has several years of teaching experience, including college-level and online teaching, and has published many academic and popular articles. He was born and raised in Napa, California, served for several years in the US Army, and currently lives in North Carolina with his wife and four children.

Teaching Philosophy

I seek to form minds with Christian wisdom. I prepare students to navigate through and to contend with our modern world, without sacrificing principle, so that they might serve family, friends, nation, and church.

Statement of Faith

I affirm the Westminster Confession of Faith.

At a Glance

Expertise in Western political thought
Extensive experience in teaching and presenting material in a variety of settings and education levels
PhD in political philosophy

Publications

Reformed Theology and the American Founding

A Rediscovery of Calvinist Sources

History of Political Thought (Vol. 39, Issue 3), 2018

Bénédict Pictet

Small Steps Towards Rationalism?

Journal of Reformed Theology (Vol. 11, Issue 3), 2017

Pagan Civil Virtue in the Thought of Francis Turretin

Beyond Calvin: Essays on the Diversity of the Reformed Tradition. Edited by Bradford Littlejohn and Jonathan Tomes (Moscow, ID: Davenant Trust), 2017

Reformed Natural Law and the American Founding

Found in For Law and For Liberty: The Trans-Atlantic Legacy of Protestant Political Thought. Edited by Bradford Littlejohn (Moscow, ID: Davenant TrustTrust), 2016