Here are the most popular Current features of the last week: Daniel K. Williams, “How the Party of the College Educated Became the Party Opposed to College” Courtney J.P. Friesen, “A Creed for the Credulous” Daniel N. Gullotta, “The Passion of […]
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Here are the most popular Current features of the last week: Fidel A. Arencillo Jr., Under the Spell of Stupidity Adam Jortner, You Can’t Make Me Wear Pants, Either John Fea, Wearing the Cross of Their Calling Robert Earle Barham, Waking […]
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Erin Bartram does history
Longtime listeners of The Way of Improvement Leads Home Podcast may remember our interview with historian Erin Bartram in Episode 37: “Should You Go Grad School?” In that episode we discussed Bartram’s February 2018 blog post “The Sublimated Grief of […]
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Meet our new intern: Rachel Petroziello!
The Way of Improvement Leads Home has a new intern! Rachel Petroziello, a sophomore history major from Enola, Pennsylvania, has joined our team this academic year. Rachel will be facilitating our Author’s Corner feature and helping with research and other TWOILH assignments. […]
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Here are the most popular Current features of the last week: Eric Miller, “Alone in the U.S.A.” Una Cadegan, “To Cancel or Not to Cancel” Jay Green, “Current and the #Exvangelical Dilemma” William Thomas Okie, “Exotic Invasion” John Haas, “Leaving Afghanistan” […]
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Here are the most popular Current features of the last week: John Fea, Love Your Neighbor. Get Vaccinated Adam Jortner, Can We Get Better Jeremiads? John Fea, Reforming Evangelicalism Nadya Williams, Changes in the Classics Jeremy Sabella, The Prosperity Gospel President Here […]
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Some changes at Current
Current is coming-up on its three month anniversary. We are pleased with the caliber of writers we have been able to attract to our new platform and the quality of featured pieces we have been able to publish. We want […]
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Here are the most popular Current features of the last week: Jared Stacy, Southern Baptists: On the Brink of Reform? John Fea, An Open Letter to American History Teachers: Stop Teaching “Critical Race Theory” John Fea, The Evangelical Lost Cause Comes to […]
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Here are the most popular Current features of the last week: An Open Letter to American History Teachers: Stop Teaching “Critical Race Theory” Southern Baptists Can’t Shake Their Past Who Killed Evangelicalism? Casting Out Demons At the Tomb of Lazarus Here are […]
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