I love this book from ⁦Daniel Silliman⁩!

I love this book!

Re-reading some of my old stuff and thinking about how times have changed (and not). washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-f…

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This is a strange argument from DG Hart, pitting my work against Kristin Du Mez. In fact our books are complimentary. I make clear that evangelicals committed to hyper masculinity and read any deviation from it as an apocalyptic sign of the end times. wsj.com/amp/articles/t…

5/ After the Civil War, segregation solidified the divide between white and Black evangelicals – despite the potential for interracial worship, Matthew Avery Sutton explains.

This is going to be great. I was able to do some consulting on the project and am glad to see it is coming soon.

Just saw #GodForbid on Hulu. It is an amazing film and I am so glad I got to be a small part of it, along with ProfB. Great work from Billy Corben and @AlfredSpellman. hulu.com/movie/god-forb…

We're hiring TT in Latin American history on our Tri-Cities campus. Come work with us. @HistoryWsu WSU System WSU Arts & Sciences wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/WSU_Jobs…

“For two millennia of church history, people have been claiming to be prophets. But it’s a new tactic in the United States for it to be part of waging culture war,” says Matthew Avery Sutton via The Washington Post. More here: washingtonpost.com/religion/2022/…

My latest for the The Washington Post on the religious right, Jerry Falwell, Jr., the midterms, and Hulu's #GodForbid: washingtonpost.com/made-by-histor…

I love this book by my friend and what a perfect review!

A really smart article from Chris Lehmann for The Nation that takes religion seriously in QAnon. thenation.com/article/societ…

Just 8 years after publishing American Apocalypse, the audio book is now available (and on sale): audiobooks.com/promotions/pro… The end is still imminent.

I read an early draft and am now thrilled to be diving into the print version of this excellent book from Daniel G. Hummel

Scot McKnight The chapter on the "great rupture" in evangelical theology was my favorite to write. My thinking on this dates back to reviewing Matthew Avery Sutton's important American Apocalypse back in 2015, a book higely generative for my interpretation. themarginaliareview.com/the-importance…

Your summer mission isn’t complete until you’ve seen the latest Mission: Impossible, starring Tom Cruise, and learned about the history of American espionage with one of these #NEHgrant-funded books by M. Todd Bennett, Matthew Avery Sutton or USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts & Sciences Professor Steven J. Ross. Hachette Book Group

Curious why historians and other scholars failed to anticipate evangelicals' enthusiasm for Trump? I try to explain what went wrong here: academic.oup.com/jaar/advance-a…

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