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Articles by Scott Culpepper

Scott Culpepper serves as Professor of History at Dordt University.

What Has Jesus to do with John Wayne? A Review of Jesus and John Wayne

  • Scott Culpepper
3
8 months ago

Du Mez identifies a patriarchal masculinity embedded in neo-evangelical popular cultures as a primary catalyst for the appeal of Donald Trump to many American evangelicals.

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  • book review
  • evangelicalism
  • politics

Rhetoric in the Worship and Witness of the Church: A Review of Seasoned Speech

  • Scott Culpepper
0
2 years ago

James E. Beitler III offers a fascinating exploration of the place rhetoric plays in Christian life and witness in his book, Seasoned Speech: Rhetoric in the Life of the Church.

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  • book review
  • history
  • rhetoric
  • speech

How Evangelical Fears Paved the Way for Donald Trump: A Review of “Believe Me”

  • Scott Culpepper
2
2 years ago

Believe Me chronicles the story of evangelical political engagement in American history and seeks to come to grips with the stark paradox of evangelical support for a president whose character falls so short of their professed ideals.

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  • book review
  • evangelical Christian
  • politics

The Past Speaks to the Present: A Review of “Demanding Liberty”

  • Scott Culpepper
0
3 years ago

Brandon O’Brien’s Demanding Liberty reintroduces us to a forgotten hero who deserves to be remembered and emulated. Isaac Backus found the courage through his faith and earnest conviction to pursue religious liberty for all Americans.

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  • book review
  • freedom
  • history
  • liberty

Peace with Graham

  • Scott Culpepper
0
3 years ago

We are fooling ourselves if we do not recognize the reality that the American religious landscape in which we operate was forever transformed, for better and sometimes for worse, by the influence of Billy Graham.

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  • Billy Graham
  • Christianity
  • legacy

What Does the Fawkes Say? History and Public Festivity   

  • Scott Culpepper
0
3 years ago

The contemporary popular evaluation of Guy Fawkes is a great example of how iconic historical figures can become completely separated from their real-life inspiration.

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  • history
  • popular culture
  • public view
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