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Dr. Peter James Yoder is an Assistant Professor at Montreat College's Faculty of Christianity, Culture, and Human Expression, specializing in Church History and Historical Theology. His work focuses on Pietism, theological interpretations of economic ethics, and historical discourses on religious identity. He teaches within the Honors and History programs and resides in Black Mountain with his family.
- B.A., High Point University
- M.A.T.S., Reformed Theological Seminary
- Ph.D., University of Iowa
Dr. Yoder's research examines Pietism's theological and historical dimensions, including its intersections with economic practices, apologetic strategies, and missional theology. His publications analyze key figures like August Hermann Francke and Friedrich Adolph Lampe, exploring sacramental theology, polemics, and socio-cultural implications.
His recent articles highlight Pietism's influence on global Christianity, theological critiques of greed, and military imagery in 17th-18th century European thought. These works span themes such as apologetics, economic ethics, and missional frameworks, reflecting collaborations with scholars like Wendy Deichman and Scott Kisker.
- Leibniz Institute of European History research fellowship
- Gotha Research Centre research fellowship
- Francke Foundations research fellowship
Dr. Yoder has taught at Reformed Theological Seminary, Berry College, and the University of Montevallo prior to joining Montreat College. While no formal advisees are listed, his active engagement with students underscores his commitment to mentorship in theological and historical studies.
