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Moments in History

Posted on December 15, 2017 by

by Bob Schoone-Jongen. During September 1974 President Ford pardoned President Nixon of all the crimes he committed while in office. This ended two things: Nixon’s legal problems and Ford’s reelection hopes. Today we know two other things: Nixon died reviled; … Continue reading →

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The Dreaded Second Question – Or, In Defense of My Major

Posted on April 28, 2017 by

by Matt Beukema. You’ve likely heard the question or even asked it yourself. After answering “History” to the question of what I studied in college comes that dreaded second question. The question that comes nearly 90% of the time to … Continue reading →

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Growing and Learning as a Christian Historian

Posted on May 22, 2015 by

Part 6 (conclusion) of the Integration of Faith & History in the Classroom series by Dan Miller. These are tough issues for students (and professors) to grapple with, especially if they have not previously been asked to examine carefully and think deeply. … Continue reading →

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