I'm a libertarian lawyer and college professor. I blog on religion, history, constitutional law, government policy, philosophy, sexuality, and the American Founding. Everything is fair game though. Over the years, I've been involved in numerous group blogs that come and go. This blog archives almost everything I write. Email your questions or comments to rowjonathan@aol.com
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Sunday, February 24, 2013
George Washington and Religion at the Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, VA
John Fea tells us about it here. With, among others, Jeffry Morrison and Mary V. Thompson. Good stuff.
How Ghastly Were the Beginnings of European America?
Alan Taylor reviews Bernard Bailyn's new book here.
Got an American History Question?
John Fea tells us about the esteemed group of orthodox Christian historians and public intellectuals who have been assembled to answer David Barton questions.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Part of Frazer's Response that World Didn't Print
World Magazine edited what is quoted below from Gregg Frazer's response to David Barton's book on Thomas Jefferson:
I find it curious on one hand and telling on the other that he refers to my arguments as “inconsequential.” It is curious because, since I wrote in response to the theme of a chapter of Barton’s book, that suggests that the subject of his own chapter is inconsequential. One cannot help but wonder why he wrote it.
It is very telling that he characterizes the fact that he used several incorrect quotes and others out of context as “inconsequential.” He says that it is the goal of beating back “the secularist progressive movement” – the cultural battle – that is “important.” I agree with his goal, but I believe that methods matter and that we must stand upon facts if we want to have any credibility and to be worthy of anyone’s attention.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Frazer On Barton-Jefferson-Christianity @ World
I'm hoping that title says it all. You can read it here.
Saturday, February 09, 2013
Genius of History David Barton Finds Reliable Gun Facts In Louis L’Amour Novel
This made Wonkette here.
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