Staff Profile: Stephen J. Grabill Ph.D.

Director of Programs and International, Research Scholar in Theology

sgrabill@acton.org

Department:

Programs and International

Stephen Grabill earned his B.A. in philosophy and political science from Liberty University and his M.T.S., Th.M., and Ph.D. from Calvin Theological Seminary. Mr. Grabill's research interests include Protestant social thought, the thought of Abraham Kuyper, and Christian social ethics. His responsibilities at the Institute include serving as director of programs.

Commentary by this author


February 02, 2011	After Cape Town: Still Learning to Talk About Business and Ministry
November 04, 2009	The Market, School of Virtue
January 17, 2007	The Fallacy of Adam's Fallacy
November 15, 2006	Natural Law and the Protestant Moral Tradition
September 05, 2006	Evangelicals and the Brave New World: Why Natural Law Can No Longer Be Ignored
August 08, 2006	Protestants and Natural Law: A Forgotten Legacy
December 28, 2005	The Digital Divide and Civil Society

International articles by this author


December 22, 2009	L’economia di mercato: una scuola di virtù

Journal of Markets & Morality articles by this author


Volume 13, Number 2	Farewell	Fall 2010
Volume 13, Number 1	Global Economic Crisis	Spring 2010
Volume 9, Number 2	Introduction	Fall 2006
Volume 12, Number 1	Protestant Social Thought	Spring 2009
Volume 11, Number 2	Hope Amid Financial Calamity	Fall 2008
Volume 10, Number 2	Leonard Lessius and the Prehistory of Economics	Fall 2007
Volume 10, Number 1	Raymond de Roover’s Enduring Contribution to Economic History	Spring 2007
Volume 9, Number 2	The Fallacy of Adam's Fallacy	Fall 2006
Volume 9, Number 1	The Economics of Information Control	Spring 2006
Volume 8, Number 2	''The Digital Divide''	Fall 2005
Volume 8, Number 1	Scholarly Journals and the Flow of Information	Spring 2005
Volume 7, Number 2	Journal of Markets & Morality Electronic Edition	Fall 2004
Volume 7, Number 1	Money	Spring 2004
Volume 6, Number 2	Introduction to Economic Personalism	Fall 2003
Volume 6, Number 1	New Urbanism	Spring 2003
Volume 6, Number 1	Introduction	Spring 2003
Volume 5, Number 2	The Natural-Law Tradition in Christian Social Ethics	Fall 2002
Volume 5, Number 1	Christian Social Teaching	Spring 2002
Volume 4, Number 2	Economic Personalism	Fall 2001