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David P. Deavel, Associate Professor of Theology, University of St. Thomas (Houston) at AMAC

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David P. Deavel

Associate Professor of Theology, University of St. Thomas (Houston)

AMAC Staff Writing since 2022 @davidpdeavel

228

Articles published

4

Years with AMAC

11

Topics covered

Oct 18, 2026

Latest article

Reporting — page 8

228 articles

Faith & Public Life

The Image of God: A Biblical Case for the Sanctity of Life

Human rights begin at conception—science, reason, and Scripture all affirm the value and sanctity of life in the womb.

May 19, 2025

Faith & Public Life

One Catholic’s Hope for the New Pope

As Pope Leo XIV begins his pontificate, Christians across the world reflect on what they hope for from his leadership—and what he asks of them in return.

May 18, 2025

Mother’s Day Is for Thankfulness and Joy—Even in Sorrow

Mother’s Day brings gratitude—but also grief for those who’ve lost their moms. David P. Deavel reflects on the deep and lasting pain of maternal loss.

May 11, 2025

Pope Fiction and the Real Threat to Catholics and Christians

As cardinals gather in Rome, Trump’s AI pope meme triggers debate—revealing deeper divides over humor, politics, and faith in America.

May 6, 2025

Politics

No One Is Above the Law – Except When Democrats Say So

Democrats claim "no one is above the law," yet their actions—defending judges and activists who violate it—tell a different story, revealing deep hypocrisy.

Apr 27, 2025

Faith & Public Life

He Is Risen! But His Followers Still Suffer in Nigeria

As Christians celebrate Easter, believers in Nigeria continue to face brutal persecution. This Easter, their suffering demands global awareness and advocacy.

Apr 20, 2025

Faith & Public Life

Imagining the Divine Drama this Holy Week

This Holy Week, explore Dorothy L. Sayers’ powerful radio plays The Man Born to Be King—a timeless portrayal of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection.

Apr 13, 2025

Politics

Hands Off Protests: Democratic Resurgence or Final Fadeout?

Despite national headlines, the "Hands Off" protests reveal more about Democratic disarray than momentum. Is this revival—or a farewell?

Apr 6, 2025

Politics

The Media Spell is Broken by Simply Saying No

The media's power to dictate narratives and force political action has crumbled. Republican leaders now simply say "No"—and it works.

Mar 30, 2025

Politics

GOP Must Embrace Anti-Woke Backlash Among Young Men

A growing backlash among young men against progressive politics is reshaping the American electorate. As Democrats double down on identity-focused policies, Republicans have a unique opportunity to embrace this demographic shift. From frustration over COVID lockdowns and DEI hiring practices to cultural marginalization, young men are turning to the right in record numbers.

Mar 23, 2025

Economy

Let Trump Be Trump on the Economy

Despite dire predictions from the left, recent economic data under Trump shows inflation easing, consumer prices dropping, and job growth surging. Is the economic doom narrative collapsing?

Mar 16, 2025

Politics

God’s Time! To MAHA, Make Standard Time Permanent

Should we keep changing our clocks twice a year? The evidence suggests that permanent standard time is the healthiest and most natural choice for Americans.

Mar 9, 2025