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In honor of the Fourth of July, I thought it appropriate to delve into the question of Christian nationalism and its role in America. There
Two weeks ago, the news surrounding abortion was big. In a new documentary on FX, AKA Jane Roe, Norma McCorvey admitted that not only had
I think like everyone I’ve been missing meals together. It was such a central part of my life up until the pandemic started — dinner
I initially had grand plans of reading and writing about two excellent new books that are out this month on Christian nationalism, but then a
Lent started this week, a new liturgical season, and once again I’m reminded of my love of the church calendar. It provides a rhythm to
I was fortunate enough to spend a week at home over Christmas, which meant I also had the chance to raid my dad’s excellent collection
A few weeks ago, the New Yorker ran a piece on evangelicals and the Democratic Party. I read just about everything I can get my
As a historian of American religion, I’ve always been fascinated by the ways religion has changed over time–how it’s shaped society and been shaped by
Recently, I read Lyz Lenz’s new book, God Land: A Story of Faith, Loss, and Renewal in Middle America. The book is an examination of
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