The Political Theology Network is an organizing network that brings together scholars, activists, and community leaders interested in promoting the interdisciplinary study of religion and politics. Their aim is to explore the connections between religious and political ideas and practices, bridging scholarship from fields such as politics, ethics, philosophy, cultural studies, and critical theory. Serving as a hub for this scholarship, the Political Theology Network offers various activities and resources, including their journal, Political Theology, a popular blog, a podcast called Assembly, the Villanova Political Theology Project, workshops, mentoring programs, and funding opportunities.

The network is supported by its membership, Villanova University, institutional partners, and a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation. Membership is open to scholars, students, activists, religious leaders, and anyone interested in engaging in discussions around religion and politics. Joining the network provides access to events, publications, and opportunities for collaboration and intellectual growth