Crying moves us from being emotionally stuck to being readied for action. I was surprised that I teared up during the movie—this essay helped me figure out why. Thanks @Kendraspondence https://t.co/nMOxYpOkmx
Benjamin Baker’s work is always stellar. This one is vital for uncovering Black apocalytpicism. “The Year of Jubilee is Come”: Black Millerites and the Politics of Christian Apocalypticism | Church History | Cambridge Core https://t.co/zazQYjfU7S
Airplane reading—really appreciate @DeanSnowPSU highlighting the importance of reading sources in their original form and being willing to re-evaluate our opinions on a source #earlymodernhistory
As an Adventist (the tradition of Harding’s mother), I had thought of him as basically shedding his faith. This article puts his beliefs and practice into perspective.
Daniel Williams concludes: “Harding’s White House may have been filled with whiskey and cigar smoke, but it was also a place where the tenets of liberal Christianity continued to reign, with a churchgoing Baptist president at the helm.”
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David Swartz says in his review of The Cross and the Badge: The Gospel of J. Edgar Hoover, “You can draw a pretty straight line from Trump backward to Hoover and Nixon through Stone.”
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Am full throttle in the middle of all the gossip around marriage contracts for the Catullus family in 1710 and I’m getting way too invested. #amwriting#earlymodern#catholichistory