John Wilson (former editor of Books & Culture) and Mark Noll were apparently talking about Believe Me: The Evangelical Road to Donald Trump earlier today in South Bend at a conference honoring Noll and his work. Or at least that is what Twitter tells me:
.@jwilson1812 holds up @JohnFea1‘s new book, asks Noll to talk about evangelical support for Donald Trump #nollconference
— Daniel Silliman (@danielsilliman) March 23, 2018
Noll: Fea’s book, there’s a little bit of pique and a little bit of anger, but not too much. He tries to explain this with empathy and with long view of history. For those of you who are younger, of course, @JohnFea1‘s book will be a primary source. #nollconference
— Daniel Silliman (@danielsilliman) March 23, 2018
@JohnFea1 new book Believe Me gets a shout out by Mark—predicting that historians of the future will treat Fea’s assessment is Trump as a primary source for evangelicals in this period #nollconference
— Lisa Clark Diller (@lisaclarkdiller) March 23, 2018
Plug from @jwilson1812 of @JohnFea1, with John Wilson & Mark Noll holding up a galley of “Believe Me,” forthcoming from @eerdmansbooks. (I also read the galley, and it’s as good as they say.) #nollconference
— Jana Riess (@janariess) March 23, 2018
A blurb from Jana Riess is forthcoming. Here is Mark Noll’s “official” blurb:
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