John Fea 
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SOURCE: Salon
2/19/20
Trump and the Christians: Evangelical historian John Fea on decoding the great paradox
Historian and author of "Believe Me" on his struggle to reach the embattled evangelicals who oppose Trump.
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SOURCE: From The Desk
6-19-18
John Fea’s new book sets out to explain why 81% of white American evangelicals voted for Donald Trump in 2016
The book: “Believe Me: The Evangelical Road to Donald Trump”
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SOURCE: The Panorama
9-13-17
The Discipline of the History Professor in the Age of Trump
by John Fea
In class this historian is helping students grapple with the difference between history and nostalgia, and the way Trump’s campaign used the past as a tool to win supporters in the present.
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7-30-17
What the Trump Presidency Reveals About American Christianity and Evangelicalism: An Interview with John Fea
by Erik Moshe
An interview with historian John Fea.
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SOURCE: The Way of Improvement Leads Home
3-16-17
Historian John Fea’s twitterstorm in defense of the NEH
In a series of posts Fea took note of the superlative programs the NEH and NEA have funded.
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SOURCE: The Way of Improvement Leads Home
2-2-17
John Fea warns evangelicals to be wary of David Barton
by John Fea
Barton claims the Declaration of Independence is based on Bible verses.
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SOURCE: The Way of Improvement Leads Home
2-5-13
Jeff McLurken -- blending history and technology in the classroom
Anyone familiar with the small but vibrant community of digital historians knows the name Jeff McLurken. He is the chair of the History and American Studies Department at Mary Washington University in Fredericksburg, VA and an example for all historians interested in embracing the digital age. The Mary Washington University website is running a profile of McClurken that is worth a look. Here is a taste: His creative and tech-savvy charges have a say in everything from the syllabus to assignments and provide insight on the new and innovative courses taught by the associate professor and chair in the Department of History and American Studies. McClurken, an expert in Civil War history and a sought-after presenter on digital learning, says the experience is just as beneficial for him as it is for the students.
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