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7 Questions with Lilian Calles Barger: The World Come of Age

Religion at the Ninth Annual Meeting of the Society for U.S. Intellectual History

Religion at the U.S. Intellectual History Conference

Dispatch from Berkeley: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

A Dozen Questions with David Mislin

An Unlikely Bestseller: The Dutch Catechism in 1960s America

CFP: Society for U.S. Intellectual History Announces Its Sixth Annual Conference

U.S. Intellectual History Conference November 1-3

The Science of the Soul in Colonial New England

U.S. Thought and Culture Between Practice and Paralysis: University of Michigan U.S. Literatures and Cultures Consortium

Roundtable Review of God and War

Henry May In His Times

The Theology of Jonathan Edwards: Big New Book from Oxford

Where is the Historiography of the New Religious Left?

U. S. Intellectual History: Communities of Discourse. CFP

New Book on Abolitionism and Moral Progress in History

U.S. Intellectual History in the New York Times

Opening of the Evangelical Mind?

Fracturing the Apocalypse and Gaining my Religion: Some Crossposts for a Monday

Religion Enters the Academy, Looks for Emergency Exit