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Why One Ancient Megachurch Pastor Would Like You to Get the Vaccine

Why One Ancient Megachurch Pastor Would Like You to Get the Vaccine

Today's post is another guest feature from my wife, Nadya Williams, professor of ancient history at the Unive…

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Changes in the Classics - Current

Changes in the Classics - Current

Does curricular reform at Princeton warrant the conservative critique? Princeton University's Classics Depart…

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Israel and Immigration: A Christian Reflection on the Consequences of Past Sins

Israel and Immigration: A Christian Reflection on the Consequences of Past Sins

Today's post is a guest contribution from Dr. Nadya Williams, a professor of history at the University of Wes…

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Reflections on Russia's "Victory Day"

Reflections on Russia's "Victory Day"

Nadya Williams grew up in Russia and Israel, and is currently Professor of History at the University of West …

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Alma Mater

Alma Mater

Most mornings during the school year, after the breakfast dishes have been put away, the books come out on th…

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There Are More Women Military Historians Than Ever Before. Why Hasn't the Field Noticed?

There Are More Women Military Historians Than Ever Before. Why Hasn't the Field Noticed?

There is a lovely expression in my adoptive home of Georgia: "bless your heart." It can be used as a genuine …

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The Literate Soul: What 4,000 Years of Reading Books Teaches Us About Loving God

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By Nadya Williams
| Cultural Christians in the Early Church
It’s been a whirlwind of a July, especially with two weeks of Ashland MFA summer residency, which wrapped up just a week ago, and I’ve spent the week trying to catch up on sleep, do all of the post-residency tasks that cannot be postponed, and work on other deadlines. Two weeks of literary events and classes from 9:00am to 9:00pm every day was undoubtedly magical, but it was also exhausting.
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For More Births, We Need Better Birth Experiences

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By Nadya Williams, Joseph Holmes
| Institute for Family Studies
“I can’t put my wife through that again.” That’s what Mark Cavaliere thought when his wife was pregnant with their second baby. He was referencing the birth of their first child, who was born via emergency cesarean section. “It was very difficult for both of us,” he said of the birth.
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What Complementarianism Is (and Isn’t)

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By Nadya Williams
| The Gospel Coalition Verified
In opening her 1923 novel, Whose Body?, which introduced the world to the crime-solving and monocle-wearing Lord Peter Wimsey, Dorothy L. Sayers tells of a respectable family who finds a body in their bathtub one morning. It has appeared there overnight by means unknown and for reasons unknown. Likewise unknown is the identity of the victim—or the murderer. Unknowns stacked on unknowns obscure the truth from view, necessitating careful detecting.
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