John Fea

@JohnFea1

History prof. . Author of 5 books, public scholar; early U.S.; religion & politics; historical thinker; teacher of history teachers; podcast host

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Joined April 2012
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    14 hours ago

    A stretch of I-85 in NC was named the "Dr. John H. Franklin Highway" yesterday. In 1979, Dr. Franklin was the first African-American president of the AHA, and his presidential address was "Mirror for Americans: A Century of Reconstruction History."

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    8 hours ago

    You've refused to debate your opponent in the Senate election, so maybe you should hold off on the bluster about meeting someone "man to man."

    . If you want to mock our Christian values, come down here to Alabama and do it man to man.
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    11 hours ago

    Based on his Author's Corner with , Harry Stout's book on one early US family looks fascinating.

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    Nov 29

    Today’s Court Evangelicals Once Believed That “Character is Destiny”

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    Nov 29

    The Author’s Corner with Harry Stout

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  6. Nov 29

    Today’s Court Evangelicals Once Believed That “Character is Destiny”

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    Nov 29

    Sexual harassment is sickening... No matter who does it. , did you also condemn Roy Moore and Donald Trump?

    . of the was fired by after a sexual misconduct review. We are seeing what really boils down to a morality issue—people failing to follow God’s standards & that’s called sin.
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  8. Nov 29

    The former Trump White House ethics lawyer is back on tonight.

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    Nov 29

    There Are More Imaginative Ways to Deal with Confederate Statues than Tearing Them Down via

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  10. Nov 29

    Administrative Changes at The Kings College

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    Nov 29

    Ever Wonder What Historians Mean When They Say "New Social History" or "New Narrative ?"

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    Nov 28
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    Had this exact conversation with my classes this week. We used this picture to spark review for our final. My undergrads got it right.

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    Nov 28

    The Author’s Corner with Harry Stout

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    Nov 28

    Proud to have worked w/ on this piece in upcoming History News. Shout-out to for his interview w/Amanda that started this!

    History News Sneak Peek: This , explores the history of philanthropy in America. If you enjoy these and other resources from AASLH, please consider donating here:
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    Nov 28

    Tomorrow in my memory of the Revolution class at at , we discuss the debate over the question, "Was the United States founded as a Christian nation?" Readings include , Fritz Fischer, Hobby Lobby July 4th ad, &, yes, an excerpt of David Barton.

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  16. Nov 28

    This is What Happens When You and Your Staff Know Nothing About American History

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  17. Nov 28

    It’s Giving Tuesday! Show The Way of Improvement Leads Home Podcast Some Love!

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  18. Nov 28

    More Thoughts on Cedarville’s “Biblically Consistent Curriculum.”

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    Nov 27

    This interview is based on his new book, American Aristocrats: A Family, a Fortune, and the Making of American Capitalism (Basic Books, 2017).

    The Author’s Corner with Harry Stout
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    Nov 27

    A Fulbright Scholar's Fake News Workshop via

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