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Jay Green

Jay Green is Professor of History at Covenant College. His books include Christian Historiography: Five Rival Versions and Confessing History: Explorations of Christian Faith and the Historian's Vocation (edited with John Fea and Eric Miller). He is Managing Editor at Current.

The Strange Bedfellows of Anti-Woke Alarmism

Jay Green   |  May 13, 2022

The confessions of a recovering culture warrior

Speaking Faithfully to the Faithful: The Conference on Faith and History

Jay Green   |  March 30, 2022

Can scholars keep partisan activism from derailing their primary task: truth-telling?

The Empty Faculty Lounge and the Demise of Pre-Pandemic Habits

Jay Green   |  March 9, 2022

If gathering and sharing our lives seems oh-so-2019, we’re in trouble

John Lennon and the Ghost of Culture Wars Future

Jay Green   |  December 16, 2021

Peter Jackson’s new documentary transports us back to a radically different world—one that feels strangely familiar

CURRENT and the #Exvangelical Dilemma

Jay Green   |  August 10, 2021

Young evangelicals are abandoning Christianity with increasing frequency. Are sites like CURRENT nudging them toward the exits?

Stolen Valor and the American Persecution Complex

Jay Green   |  June 12, 2021

Each Sunday my church prays for people across the globe who face ostracism, imprisonment, and even death because they are Christians. The social and political costs of practicing Christianity are especially high in places like Somalia, North Korea, Eritrea, Afghanistan, and...

Lee Greenwood Christianity

Jay Green   |  May 29, 2021

This September, coinciding with the twentieth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on Washington D.C. and New York City, a marketing agency in Nashville called Elite Source Pro will release the God Bless the USA Bible. In addition to a large-print...

Reading George Marsden with Gen Z

Jay Green   |  May 20, 2021

If the cultural détente of the 1990s seems like a dream, Marsden’s outrageous idea retains its force

Complexity Training

Jay Green   |  April 16, 2021

After a year that defies comprehension, how do we achieve a proportional response? If I had to choose only one dead word from the past twelve months—a word killed off by abuse and overuse—my candidate would surely be unprecedented. A...

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“After Salvador kills you, all the earth falls silent”

May 28, 2022 By John Fea

Do guns have ANYTHING to do with mass shootings? No, according to Ted Cruz

May 28, 2022 By John Fea

A conversation with Felicia Wu Song, author of Restless Devices: Recovering Personhood, Presence, and Place in the Digital Age

May 28, 2022 By John Fea

“Turns out the Roman Catholic Church has nothing on the Southern Baptists when it comes to covering up sexual misconduct”

May 27, 2022 By John Fea

What we have said about guns and gun control over the years

May 27, 2022 By John Fea

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