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An “Imperial Bridge” Between Britain and the North American Colonies
How British protestantism connected colonies and empire until the rupture of the American Revolution.
by
Joseph M. Adelman
,
Katherine Carté
via
Uncommon Sense
on
September 7, 2022
One Manner of Law
The religious origins of American liberalism.
by
Marilynne Robinson
via
Harper's
on
July 1, 2022
The English Origins of American Toleration
Can the origins of American religious freedom be traced to the religious and political history of England and its empire?
by
Scott Douglas Gerber
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Law & Liberty
on
June 15, 2022
Wesley, Whitefield, and a Gospel That Disrupts
Two preachers who shaped American Christianity diverged sharply on whether to protest or exploit slavery, with consequences that persist today.
by
Ian Olson
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Plough Magazine
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August 22, 2022
Can SCOTUS Majority Learn the Lessons of Early America Before it's Too Late?
Breaking down the myths of originalism and America's founding.
by
J. L. Tomlin
,
Thomas Lecaque
via
Religion Dispatches
on
July 18, 2022
No Bishops, No Kings: Religious Iconography and Popular Memory of the American Revolution
Popular religious iconography and art in the decades preceding the Revolution offer a fuller narrative arc of the development of revolutionary ideas within American society.
by
J. L. Tomlin
via
Age of Revolutions
on
December 6, 2021
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