Paul Matzko
Paul Matzko is a historian of religion in twentieth century America. He earned his BA in history at Bob Jones University (‘07). He anticipates finishing his MA at Temple University in May 2010 where he is (feverishly) writing a thesis on the politicization of Carl McIntire. Paul studies the intellectual history of fundamentalism and evangelicalism in modern America. His research topics include the intersection of politics and religion on the Religious Right and the shifting definitions of fundamentalism.
Paul also maintains a personal blog, One Little Hour, where he comments on current events. To contact Paul, email him at paulmatzko AT gmail DOT com.
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Lincoln Mullen
Lincoln Mullen is a historian of religion and early America. He earned a BA (‘06) and MA (‘08) in history from Bob Jones University. He is currently a PhD student in history at Brandeis University. He works primarily with American religion in the colonial era and in the antebellum United States. His research topics include the time consciousness of Puritan missionaries and their Indian converts and the history of ideas of declension and covenant, particularly the jeremiad tradition.
At Lincoln’s website, you can see his CV and read his personal blog, The Backward Glance. To write to him, send an e-mail to lincoln AT lincolnmullen DOT com.
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