the New Pantagruel

Contributors for Volume One, Issue Three

Philippe Bénéton

Philippe Bénéton is Professor of Law and Political Science at the University of Rennes 1 in France. He is the author of Le flé au du bien (The Scourge of Prosperity) and Introduction à la politique moderne, among other volumes. Though his essays previously have been translated for publication in journals such as First Things and Crisis, Equality by Default is his first book to appear in English.

Betsy Childs

Betsy Childs lives and works in Norcross, Georgia as a staff writer for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries.

Barton Fink

The author is a produced screenwriter who teaches at a CCCU institution. Barton Fink is a pseudonym.

Geoff Holsclaw

Geoff Holsclaw is an emerging church pastor at life on the vine, founder of up/rooted in Chicago and his thoughts are at for the time being.

Owen Jones

Owen Jones is an Orthodox layman who lives in South Carolina with his wife and three children. Prior to becoming Orthodox he was an Episcopal Priest. For the past ten years he has been involved in philanthropic ventures related to higher education.

David Koyzis

David Koyzis teaches politics in Hamilton, Ontario, at Redeemer University College. He is the author of the award-winning Political Visions and Illusions (InterVarsity Press, 2003).

Peter J. Leithart

Dr. Leithart received his Ph.D. at the University of Cambridge in England. His numerous books include Against Christianity, A Son to Me, A House for My Name, Blessed are the Hungry, Wise Words, and Heroes of the City of Man. His articles have appeared in First Things, Pro Ecclesia, Journal of Biblical Literature, Westminster Theological Journal, and elsewhere. He is presently a Senior Fellow of Theology and Literature and Librarian at New Saint Andrews College. Dr. Leithart lives in Moscow, Idaho, with his wife, Noel, and their ten children.

Sumanth Prabhaker

Sumanth Prabhaker recently graduated with his B.A. in English from Wheaton College. He has completed a novel manuscript that costs $10 to xerox at Kinko's, and he is currently at work on another that he hopes will one day cost slightly more.