Faith Evangelica

Medieval Latin at the university and at Hamma Divinity School, 1956-59; University of Chicago,Chicago, IL, head librarian at Swift Library of Divinity and Philosophy, and member of Federated Theological Faculty, 1959-60; Waterloo Lutheran University (now Wilfrid LaurierUniversity), Waterloo, Ontario, associate professor of history and head of department, 1960-64;Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, IL, professor of church history, 1964-74, headof Division of Church History and History of Christian Thought, 1965-74, director of European Program at University of Strasbourg, 1967-74; International School of Law, Washington, DC (now at George Mason University, Fairfax, VA), professor of law and theology, 1974-75; Christian Legal Society, consultant, 1975-76; International Institute of Human Rights, Strasbourg, France, director of studies, 1979-81; Simon Greenleaf School of Law, Anaheim, CA, dean, director of library, 1980-87, professor of jurisprudence, 1980-88; Faith EvangelicaLutheran Seminary, Tacoma, WA, distinguished professor of theology and law and director of European program, 1989-91; Luton University, England, principal lecturer, 1991-92, reader, 1992-93, professor of law, 1993-97, director of Center for Human Rights, 1993-97, professor emeritus,1997—; Regent University School of Law, Virginia, distinguished professor of law, 1997-99; Trinity College and Theological Seminary, Newburgh, IN, distinguished professor of apologetics and history of Christian thought, and vice president for academic affairs in the United Kingdom and Europe, all 1997—, and fellow of the college; European Center for Law and Justice, Strasbourg, France, senior counsel (arguing religious liberty cases before the European Court of Human Rights), 1997-2001.
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Faith Founded on Fact, Thomas Nelson, 1978.