Dr. Timothy Samuel Shah

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  Timothy Samuel Shah is a senior fellow in religion and world affairs at the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, and adjunct senior fellow for religion and foreign policy at the Council on Foreign Relations.

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  Timothy Samuel Shah, Adjunct Senior Fellow for Religion and Foreign Policy
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  Timothy Samuel Shah, a senior research scholar at Boston University, says that when Pope Benedict XVI makes his first U.S. visit as pope, it will give Americans a chance to hear firsthand his views on "the importance of peace" in Iraq and between Israel and Palestine, as well as to hear his views on immigration.
  
  Pope Benedict XVI is making his first visit as pope to the United States this coming week.

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  Timothy Shah, an expert on religion and foreign policy for the Council on Foreign Relations, said the results suggested to him that the American public has an almost Calvinist view of itself with regard to its international engagement.
  
  "I think Americans, like Calvin and Calvinists, tend to have a sense that they are in a kind of covenant, a special relationship with God," he said. However, along with that covenant is a Calvinist "special vocation or sense of calling" and "an element of criticism" when policy decisions go awry.
  
  "What the survey strikingly shows is that America and Americans, evangelical and non-evangelical, hold these things" -- that the U.S. is both blessed by God and responsible to be introspective in foreign-policy choices -- "in a remarkable tension," Shah said.

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  Timothy Samuel Shah, Adjunct Senior Fellow for Religion and Foreign Policy, Council on Foreign Relations
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  Timothy Samuel Shah, Adjunct Senior Fellow for Religion and Foreign Policy, Council on Foreign Relations
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  Timothy Samuel Shah, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Religion and Foreign Policy, Council on Foreign Relations

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  Timothy Shah, an expert on religion and foreign policy for the Council on Foreign Relations, said the results suggested to
  
  Timothy Shah
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  "What the survey strikingly shows is that America and Americans, evangelical and non-evangelical, hold these things" -- that the U.S. is both blessed by God and responsible to be introspective in foreign-policy choices -- "in a remarkable tension," Shah said.

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  Today the argument is untenable," says Pew Forum's Timothy Samuel Shah and Harvard University's Monica Duffy Toft in the latest issue of Foreign Policy magazine.

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  by Robert Ruby and Timothy Samuel Shah, Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life

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  Timothy Samuel Shah Senior Fellow in Religion and World Affairs tshah@pewforum.org

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  "Conservatives are very disappointed," said Timothy Shah, senior fellow at the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, in Washington.

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  CFR's Timothy Samuel Shah says that the pope will likely discuss his views on Iraq, the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, and immigration.
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  Timothy Samuel Shah, Adjunct Senior Fellow for Religion and Foreign Policy
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  Timothy Samuel Shah, a senior research scholar at Boston University, says that when Pope Benedict XVI makes his first U.S. visit as pope, it will give Americans a chance to hear firsthand his views on "the importance of peace" in Iraq and between Israel and Palestine, as well as to hear his views on immigration.
  
  Pope Benedict XVI is making his first visit as pope to the United States this coming week.

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