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Reverend Nate's sermon on "Theolegal Democracy" has attracted leading scholars to debate his theory in the upcoming book "Whose God Rules a Theolegal Nation? " The theory examines how theology is used to make law in U.S. democracy. Contributing authors include Tony Blair, Martha Nussbaum, Alan Dershowitz, Robert George, Richard Cizik, Joseph Grieboski, a two-time Nobel Peace Prize Nominee. Reverend Nate delivers John Murray Distinguished Lecture at the 2009 General Assembly of Congregstions. Reverend Nate's sermon on capital punishments receives national attention. Click to listen to "A Letter to My Murderer". 
CEO of Monsanto invites Reverend Nate Walker to discuss three principles of biomedical ethics: (1) nonmaleficence, do no harm; (2) beneficence, generous acts of doing good; and (3) distributive justice, achieved through the fair, equitable and appropriate distribution of food. Reverend Nate's sermon demonstrates how the "Grant Oath" can inspire the entire field of biotechnology to prevent harm, remove harmful conditions, and offer benefits to people, animals and the environment. Visit http://bit.ly/5DXibT for the sermon text, including footnotes, which is part II of his series on Sovereign Seeds, a public letter delivered to the CEO of Monsanto on November 1, 2009. Visit http://bit.ly/4oDHcv to listen/read this original sermon.
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"With you on my mind and in my heart,
i mold our dreams into the shape of my most private need;
i sculpt them into the image of my most public self."
Adapted from Maya Angelou's "On the Pulse of Morning"
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