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James Bratt

James Bratt is professor of history emeritus at Calvin College, specializing in American religious history and especially the connections between religion and politics. His most recent book (which he edited and completed for the late John Woolverton) is  “A Christian and a Democrat”: Religion in the Life and Leadership of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

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A Christmas Hymn

I was going to write in sorrow or outrage or scolding critique about the shootings at Newtown, Connecticut a week…
December 21, 2012
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An Obsolete Political Faith

The most common theme running through postmortems on Tuesday’s presidential election has been demographic: the Republican Party’s mortal dependency on…
November 9, 2012
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Communal Journalism

Spent an enjoyable mid-afternoon today talking with the board of Perspectives, the journal that’s the mother of The 12 blog.…
October 12, 2012