...since 1900 "may well be the largest shift in religious affiliation that has ever occurred, anywhere," says Penn State historian Philip Jenkins. He first examined such trends in The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity. Oxford...
...in the second century, soon after the New Testament Gospels. But most other scholars, including Chilton and Penn State historian Philip Jenkins, say that's unreasonably early. Jenkins' "Hidden Gospels" argues that the faddish effort to...
...historians; and not entirely.) Sometimes visitors relate too closely to the answers. Thomas Schwartz, the Illinois state historian, remembers one tour of the Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield: "When I mentioned that Lincoln...
...place in management; and Toni Newman, of Augusta, received second place in marketing. Mr. Harris was also elected state historian. The university's PBL chapter received awards, including first place for interaction with the Future Business...
...Augusta, first place in C++ programming; David Harris, of North Augusta, first place in management and elected state historian; and Toni Newman, of Augusta, second place in marketing. The chapter also received awards, including first place...
...Roberts' quest, Ms. Robinson said, the council is considering establishing a voluntary heritage tree program. A state historian came to town and confirmed that the tree stands near the point where Sherman launched his march to Atlanta. Civil...
...states. The woman then pulled out the knife, put it to Mr. Chalker's chest and stole his money, the report states. Historian to speak on stoneware containers Historian Harvey Teal, of Columbia, will be the guest speaker at Monday's meeting...
...even resort to eating colts to survive. "They weren't used to mountains like this," said Larry Jones, an Idaho state historian. In 1998, Russell hiked the Idaho leg "in all kinds of weather, walked in rain and snow. I wanted to add to my...
...than 600 copies of Forgotten Outpost, called "one of the better-researched works on local history" by former State Historian Charles Lee, were sold locally. Most of the remaining 400 copies were ruined in a fire that destroyed the Maness...
...Ga., will take place before they all gather in Sylvania next month to further explore the idea. Currently, state historians are helping counties to identify areas of Colonial importance, Ms. Johnson said. No timeline has been set as to...
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