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American Mission
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American Mission
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30 July 2024
A Small Lie
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I am finding quite informative the book The Flag + The Cross: White Christian Nationalism and the Threat to American Democracy (2022) by Ph...
03 January 2011
Young's Cauldron
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In early 1836, Ewing Young purchased a large iron cauldron from Courtney Walker. Walker had the job of disposing of the goods left behind by...
03 August 2009
Eliza Farnham's Millennial Vision
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Two religious traditions are pervasive in American culture. The evangelical tradition is the spiritual; civil religion , the political. Thes...
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20 July 2009
President Polk and the National Honor
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Few United States presidents were as avowedly expressionistic as President James Knox Polk. During his administration (1845-1849) more land ...
13 July 2009
Laying Claim to Sacred Land
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In 1938, as often before and after, Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor of Mount Rushmore, offered a reading of the significance of the four U.S. P...
24 April 2008
Education for Virtue
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My evening history class ends at 10:00pm. After the short drive home, I need to read for a few minutes before I can fall asleep. Last night...
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03 March 2008
Fundamental Questions: Paul Johnson
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Paul Johnson’s majestic A History of the American People (1997) purports to address three fundamental questions. These questions concern e...
17 January 2008
“A City on a Hill”
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You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hid. Nor do men light a lamp and put it under a bushel, but on a stand, and i...
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02 December 2007
From Chiasmus to Columbus
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Chiasmus to Columbus Lewis and Clark did not bring the West into U.S. history, they brought the United States into western history . ...
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21 November 2007
Thanksgiving in America
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Roasting Fowl There are many traditions that Americans will celebrate. Most are rooted in myth, but even these myths are rooted in histo...
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