When historian Jon Butler looks at early America, he sees the lineaments of contemporary secular pluralism. In many respects, the unrestricted vistas of Butler’s home prairie offer an apt metaphor for ...

In his Substack post last week, Ryan Burge looked at some of the data Lewis Frederick Weis gathered in the 1930s about the clergy in colonial and revolutionary America. This isn't survey data. Weis ...

At this time of year, when we recall the formal founding of the United States, it is worth pondering the world which produced this nation. It was a time when the majority of the population did ...