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Marc LiVecche

Annapolis
As seen in: Providence: A Journal of Christianity and American Foreign Policy, Taylor & Francis Online, The Federalist, Family Research Council, World.org, RealClear Defense, Salvo
McDonald Distinguished Scholar of Ethics, War, & Public Life @ProvMagazine, adjunct professor US Naval Academy, author: The Good Kill: Just War & Moral Injury
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America and the Moral Efficacy of Power

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By Marc LiVecche
| Providence: A Journal of Christianity and American Foreign Policy
It seems unlikely that we need the reminder, but also somehow doubtful that we don’t: power—including raw military might—remains the world’s lingua franca. For the appetitive nations, power is deployed in thrall to their hunger as they seek to dominate their neighbors. For other nations, not—or less—characterized by aggression yet also unwilling to be consumed by the rapacious, power is essential in defending against the predatory.
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Announcing First Annual Maymester on Christian Realism

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By Marc LiVecche
| juicyecumenism.com
Providence Magazine and the Institute on Religion and Democracy invite undergraduate and graduate students to apply for a four-day intensive seminar on Christian Realism taught by preeminent scholars and practitioners in Washington, D.C. When: 9am – 12pm, May 18-21, 2026 Where: Georgetown University Cost: Free in 2026 Paul D. Miller is a Professor of International Affairs at Georgetown University and Hugh Shelton Visiting Chair in Ethics at the US Army’s Command and General Staff College.
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The Holy Week Reader—Wednesday: Volo Ut Sis

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By Marc LiVecche
| Providence: A Journal of Christianity and American Foreign Policy
On Holy Wednesday, the day prior to the Last Supper, Jesus lodged in Bethany at the home of Simon the Leper on the southern slope of the Mount of Olives. While there, a woman, probably Mary, the sister of Martha and Lazarus, anointed Jesus with spikenard—gesturing to and declaring Jesus’ messianic and kingly character. There’s some confusion as to precisely who all the key players are, including the actual identity of the woman and whether Simon and Lazarus are really one and the same.
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