Isaac Tuttle

Assistant Professor of History
Patrick Henry College

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

Having a faculty profile makes it all feel so much more real. What a blessing and a privilege it is to join PHC! https://t.co/LrIJAlUMq6

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

It was such a joy to receive this encouragement from a student this morning. Thank you to the @BaylorATL for the support! Teaching Baylor students is such a joy and a privilege.

https://t.co/S3SGAhfJCB

[Providence Magazine @ProvMagazine]

It’s no secret that America in 2025 is highly polarized. And yet, we were once even more so, and through shared points of reference like the King James Bible and the Declaration of Independence, America was able to unify, writes @isaac_tuttle
https://t.co/sOOMVJJX7H

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

Check out my latest at the Journal of Presbyterian History! PM me if you want a copy.

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If you get a chance, check out my short piece in @ProvMagazine on Abraham Lincoln, James Pennington, and the New York City draft riots!

https://t.co/MAb1zUMMT8

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

I'm convinced that the authors of the Gilligan's Island theme song didn’t know anything about Gilligan when they wrote the song. If you've seen even a handful of episodes, you know that describing Gilligan as "mighty" and "fearless" is pretty wild.

[Paul J. Gutacker @pgutacker]

A real privilege, at the Presbyterian Scholars Conference last night, to discuss The Old Faith in a New Nation. Incisive comments and questions from Mark Noll, Dan Williams, Doug Douma, and Isaac Tuttle. Grateful to the panel and the conference organizers for the opportunity!

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@jacobhuneycutt_ This portion especially does sound a lot like Heidelberg.

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@jacobhuneycutt_ @tlloydcline @Byzness @dflynnevans @nickcornor @JoshBuice @andrewtwalker @JDenHartog1776 talks a bit about it on this podcast around the 12 minute mark: https://t.co/l8aTo99zuG.
Plus his historical research covers issues of state establishments more fully.
Also, @IVMiles has written some good stuff on establishment and disestablishment in SC.

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

@dylan_r_price Nice, Embattled Freedom is a such a good book! Defenders of the Unborn was my introduction to Williams, aside from articles and blogs, but it definitely makes me want to read more!

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

As a History PhD student, I read a lot, but not all books are created equal. Out of all of the books I read this year, these were my favorites. I encourage you to check out my list and consider picking up one of these books as you begin the new year. https://t.co/VE7Us4O3VB

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

@AndreaLTurpin Not bad at all! I really appreciate you assigning such fascinating books.

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"[T]o the great despair of historians, men fail to change their vocabulary every time they change their customs." - Marc Bloch

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@zacgmartin @gavinortlund That is crazy! Haha
Hope all is well with you and Kaley.

[𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕻𝖗𝖊𝖘𝖇𝖞𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖎𝖆𝖓 𝕻𝖎𝖊𝖉𝖒𝖔𝖓𝖙𝖊𝖗 @PresbyXian]

If your idea of building a Christian nation involves erecting dividing walls that Christ has torn asunder, you do not understand the foundation upon which you are trying to build.

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

@jacobhuneycutt_ Someone beat me to the punch in the comments. I'd really like to know what congregation he's in. From my limited experience, the OPC is usually willing to discipline this sort of thing. They immediately addressed a racist concern at their GA just earlier this year.

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@SamuelLYoung @HEB Amen. Best part about moving to Texas honestly!

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@PresbyXian Dawson's does a particularly good job showing Knox within the greater continental context, looking at his connections to Calvin and Beza, as well as his influences upon the English Reformation.

[Isaac Tuttle @isaac_tuttle]

@PresbyXian Jane Dawson's bio of Knox was fantastic. Highly recommend.
https://t.co/3iDeou34VC