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Apr 21, 2017

The Beginning for the American Church

The Pieces Are Finally All On the Board; Let the Games Begin

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Apr 29, 2017

Political Violence at Transylvania University

Yesterday,my alma mater of Transylvania University, a small private liberal arts college in Kentucky (and the oldest university west of the Appalachians) experienced a tragic instance of right-wing political terrorism. It is reasonable to hesitate in…

Lyman Stone in In a State of Migration

Apr 10, 2017

A Brief Population History of Scandinavia

Because The Data Exists

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Apr 25, 2017

Yes, Early America Was Unchurched

There’s Not Actually Much Historical Debate On This

I got a lot of responses to my post last week on American religious affiliation. I encourage you to check it out if you haven’t. I’ll go ahead and tell you…

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Apr 5, 2017

Estimating Census Population Margins of Error

And What it Means for DC’s Budget

Regular readers know that I really like to pry into the revisions of Census population numbers and see exactly how they work. However, one thing that’s always bugged me…

Lyman Stone in In a State of Migration

Apr 18, 2017

State Censuses (and the Jobs Guarantee)

A Story of History, Data, and the Future

I really like having lots of population and demographic data to work with. It helps me a lot, for example, when planning episodes of my podcast about the history of…

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