Here is the latest:
Who is C. Vann Woodward? Learn more about him here.
Check out the entire Stephens collection here.
The Randall Stephens Collection
The Latest from the Randall Stephens Collection
Check out the entire Stephens collection here.
*The Devil’s Music* Playlist
On Episode 38 of The Way of Improvement Leads Home Podcast, we talk to University of Oslo historian Randall Stephens about his new book The Devil’s Music: How Christians Inspired, Condemned, and Embraced Rock ‘n’ Roll. Randall talks about his new book and I reflect on my own experiences at the intersection of evangelicalism and rock music. The episode will drop next weekend.
In the meantime, head over the the website of Harvard University Press and listen to a Spotify playlist of songs and artists that Stephens considers in The Devil’s Music. It includes music by Sam Cooke, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bill Haley & the Comets, The Beatles, Cliff Richard, Larry Norman, Phil Keaggy, Andre Crouch, Sha Na Na, Bill Gaither Trio, Bob Dylan, Amy Grant, Keith Green, DeGarmo & Key, Michael W. Smith, Stryper, DC Talk, and Sufjan Stevens.
And if you are a Randall Stephens fan, don’t forget to check out “The Randall Stephens Collection.”
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The Very Latest From the Randall Stephens Collection
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The Randall Stephens Fall 2016 Line Revisits Historian’s Baseball Card Theme
Randall Stephens, American religious historian extraordinaire, has been on fire lately. Fans of his Photoshop creations will be happy to know that he has returned to his historian’s baseball card theme. Here is the latest:
Get caught up on the entire collection here.
Randall Stephens is Releasing His Fall 2016 Line Piece by Piece
Yesterday it was the Alex Jones Library of America cover. Today it is Ken Ham‘s turn. In an exclusive interview, Stephens told me that he designed this piece because “Trump will need a science advisor.”
Stay tuned. We will be debuting a new addition to the Stephens historian’s baseball card collection tomorrow. In the meantime, get caught up on the entire line here.
Another Piece from the Randall Stephens Collection
Randall Stephens Reveals His Political Buttons Line
Yes, it’s true. The Randall Stephens collection has released a new line!
If you enjoyed his historian sports card line and his Library of America line you will love his political buttons line. Here is the first offering:
Nixon, of course, was a Quaker. So far the best review of this new release comes from William & Mary College doctoral candidate Christopher Jones: “Make America Quake Again.”
The Very Latest From the Randall Stephens Collection
For the entire collection–both the Library of America line and the historian’s baseball line–click here.
A New Offering from the Randall Stephens Collection
The Latest From the Randall Stephens Collection
More From the Randall Stephens Collection
Check out the entire collection–both the historian sports card series and the Library of America series–here.
Randall Stephens Unveils His Spring 2016 Collection
For all of you Library of America fans, historian Randall Stephens has released his Spring 2016 photoshop collection.
I also highly recommend the Randall Stephens historians card collection.
The Latest From the Randall Stephens History Card Collection
The Latest From the Randall Stephens History Card Collection
Yet Another Gem From the Randall Stephens History Card Collection.
We have seen Frederick Jackson Turner and Eugene Genovese. Today is Richard Hofstadter:
More From the Randall Stephens History Card Collection
Yesterday it was Frederick Jackson Turner. Today Eugene Genevose.
The Randall Stephens History Card Collection
Forget about that baseball card collection that your mother threw away when you were a kid.
American historian Randall Stephens has been busy creating some entertaining collectible “cards” featuring famous historians. We will reveal some of the collection over the next few days here at The Way of Improvement Leads Home.
Here is Frederick Jackson Turner:
