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CFP: Boston College Biennial Conference on the History of Religion, April 1-2, 2016

Historicizing Liberals (on their own terms)

An Interview with David Chappell on MLK's Legacy, Part II

An Interview with David Chappell on MLK's Legacy; Part I

Office for the Cultivation of "Beautiful Flowers from the Same Garden: A Reflection on the State Department's Office of Faith-Based Community Initiatives

Religion, Law, and the Immigration Controversy

Historical Heroes and Villains: John Fea's Encounter with the Culture Wars

John Stott vs. Jerry Falwell: Evangelical Diversity and the Conundrum of "Biblicism"

Glory Hallelujah: While Barton Marches On, Historians Live to Fight Another Day

First Annual Conference on Public Intellectuals, 23-24 April 2010, Harvard University

Texas Toast: Christianity and History in the Lone Star State, Part DCLXVIII

Things I Wish Were True

The LDS Church, Gay Rights, and Religious Freedom in Utah