Eric Betts is Assistant Professor at Hampton University School of Religion. He also lectured at the Center for Religion Leadership and Culture at Athens State University in Athens AL for nearly a decade. He holds two Ph.D. degrees in Theology (University of South Africa and Louisiana Baptist University.) His second Ph.D. concentrated in black political theology. He is the pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church in Corinth MS and author of "Reconciliation--Geopolitical Perspectives of a Black Theologian." In 2023, he published his latest work entitled "Good Cop and Bad Cop--A Sociological and Theological Study on the Black Muslim Movement and the Black Church." He has written hundreds of articles in the Athens Now newspaper on topics relating to ethics, community leadership and interfaith dialogue.

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