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Doug Sikkema

Dr. Doug Sikkema is an associate editor for Comment magazine and an assistant professor of English and the Core Program at Redeemer University. His research area is contemporary American literature with a particular focus on the ways in which the material world is imagined by Christian writers in a postsecular culture. Doug is the board chair of Oak Hill Academy, a classical Christian school located in Ancaster that he helped cofound in 2017.

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