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Media law prof @UGAGrady and @UGASchoolofLaw. Chair, UGA Department of Journalism. Recent credits: Vanity Fair, Esquire, Sports Illustrated, The Atlantic, CJR.
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“I Have Finished My Course”: Interviews of Eighteen Retired Ministers

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By Jonathan Peters Verified
| The Aquila Report Verified
“Sermons are not to be prepared in the study but, to use a Puritan expression, “sermons are prepared in the closet.” The “closet” is the place where you engage with God.
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Log College Press: One-Stop Shop for Historic American Presbyterianism

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By Jonathan Peters Verified
| The Aquila Report Verified
Log College Press is an outstanding resource for historic American Presbyterianism. After browsing the site, serious students will want to subscribe to DPS to obtain all the membership perks, while casual readers will continue to return for the free offerings which interest them. Inspired by the Post-Reformation Digital Library, Caleb Cangelosi founded Log College Press (LCP) in 2017 while a student at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary.
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Book Review-Un-Cancel Robert E. Lee: An Open Letter to the Trustees of Washington and Lee University

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By Jonathan Peters Verified
| The Aquila Report Verified
Kerr notes that even Dwight D. Eisenhower, “who sent the [101st] Airborne to protect the civil rights of black schoolchildren in Little Rock[,] saw the good in Robert E. Lee and recognized the need for young Americans to ‘strive to emulate his rare qualities’” Therefore, Kerr believes that W&L should restore Lee “to the rightful place of honor,” “without embracing any negative aspects of the Lost Cause,” such as racism.
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