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Why the Church Needs a Theology of History

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Montview knew its own history because somebody kept it. That is what I do every week in Footnotes: remind us to remember. Be part of this mission. Become a paid subscriber today. I preached about history while standing inside of it. That was the strange gift of this past weekend at Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church in Denver. It was my third time with this congregation. Repeat visits do something a one-time appearance cannot.
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Footnotes by Jemar Tisby

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I feel like a grad student again…and I mean that in the most positive way possible. During coursework for my PhD in history, I got to read at least three books a week and spend upwards of nine hours discussing them in our seminars. I overflowed with new ideas, connections, and patterns I learned from studying all that history. Out of that overflow came my first book The Color of Compromise. I feel similarly now—brimming with new stories I want to tell you.
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When the Department of Justice Prosecuted the Ku Klux Klan Out of Existence

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I spent a week researching statutes and laws for this article. Paid subscribers cover the cost of that time. There's no other funder. If Footnotes has given you something worth having, consider upgrading today. Passing a law does not mean that law will be enforced. The gap between a law on the books and a law fulfilling its purpose is a prime reason why the Department of Justice was created in 1870.
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