I didn’t think there was any way that 2016 could measure up to its predecessor, when readership at The Pietist Schoolman jumped nearly 50% from 2014. But as we near New Year’s, we’re close to equaling our numbers from 2015. Thanks to all of you for taking the time to read — whether it was one post … More 2016: That Was The Year That Was
Presenting the top ten posts of November at The Pietist Schoolman: Who’s an Evangelical? We Now Know Done with “Evangelical”? Maybe You Should Try… How to Serve a Dickensian Christmas Dinner A Week Later… Evangelicalism “Tell It Like It Is”: How Pastors Can Respond to Election Day A Two-Way Bridge: Sexuality, Evangelicals, and Christian Higher Ed Just How … More The Big Ten
Presenting the top ten posts of October at The Pietist Schoolman: “Strategy Becomes Idolatry”: Christianity Today Against Evangelical Support for Trump InterVarsity, Sexuality, and the Importance of Christian Unity Moral Psychology and Politics: Why Is the Trump Tape Such a Revelation to Evangelicals? (Adam Johnson) The Spread of Technology since 1900 Register for the 2016 Bethel Colloquium on Pietism Have Christian … More The Big Ten
Presenting the top ten posts of September at The Pietist Schoolman: An Open Letter to the Bartons (Jared Burkholder) Three “Third Ways” for Evangelicals in Politics What David Barton Doesn’t Understand about Graduate School and Christian Scholarship At Long Last, My Post on Hamilton and History The Spread of Technology since 1900 Dispatches from Trump Country 4 Things I’ve … More The Big Ten
Presenting the top ten posts of July at The Pietist Schoolman: An Inadequate Response to Two More Shootings “Tell It Like It Is”: How the Church Should Respond to Trump For My Wife, on Our Tenth Wedding Anniversary Which Country (and Continent) Dominates Each Olympic Sport? Why I Signed the Historians Against Trump Letter Dallas (One More Inadequate … More The Big Ten
My own 40th birthday felt momentous at the time, but today this blog turns 5 — and that’s the more shocking occasion of the two. When I convinced myself to give blogging a try in June 2011, it was intended as an experiment for summer break. I certainly didn’t expect to be doing it five years later, let alone that keeping this blog would so … More The Pietist Schoolman Turns Five!
Presenting the top ten posts of May at The Pietist Schoolman: If There’s a Crisis in the Humanities in Christian Colleges, What Does It Tell Us about Evangelicalism? Quantifying the Crisis in Humanities at Christian Colleges Untitled Are the Humanities in Crisis at Christian Colleges? Which Country (and Continent) Dominates Each Olympic Sport? The Spread of Technology since … More The Big Ten
Presenting the top ten Pietist Schoolman posts from April: 7 Indispensable Christian Academic Twitter Accounts On Prince, Evangelicalism, and Being an Outsider The Spread of Technology Since 1900 Which Country (and Continent) Dominates Each Olympic Sport? How You Can Join Me in Supporting Minnehaha Academy Why Businesses Ought to Hire History Majors Opening Day: “An Indefensible Hope” … More The Big Ten
Presenting the top ten posts of March at The Pietist Schoolman: Done with “Evangelical”? Maybe You Should Try “Pietist” The Spread of Technology since 1900 Introducing My New Colleague in Ancient History and Digital Humanities Which Country (and Continent) Dominates Each Olympic Sport? There’s Nothing New about the Moral Dilemmas Raised by Violence… Just ask 18th Century … More The Big Ten
A couple days late… The top ten posts of February: Is It Time for an Evangelical “Divorce”? Best of The Pietist Schoolman: A Tribute to G.W. Carlson If You Value Academic Freedom, Consider Signing This Petition The Spread of Technology Since 1900 “I Was a Stranger” (For GW) What’s Wrong with Chris(tianity) in 2016? What Qualities … More The Big Ten
