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Kevin Flatt

Kevin Flatt is professor of history and associate dean of humanities at Redeemer University College in Ancaster, Ontario. His book After Evangelicalism: The Sixties and the United Church of Canada was recently published by McGill-Queen’s University Press. He is currently fascinated by the history of secularization, Christianity in the modern world, and the changes in Western societies that took place during the 1960s.

Lessons for an Amnesiac Society

How to remember in an age of disruption.

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Kevin Flatt Dec 14, 2012

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Roman Coins in Christian Hands

Brown’s book is a valuable reminder of the inescapable role wealth plays in all of life. Neither the church as an institution nor the church in the sense of the body of Christ is somehow immune from this reality.

Kevin Flatt May 23, 2012

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American Heretics

While too benevolent, and even-handed to a fault, Ross Douthat’s Bad Religion offers diagnosis and prescriptions for American Christianity that are spot on.