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Dr. Robert Brown is a Professor of Religion in the Department of Philosophy & Religion at James Madison University. His research focuses on transitions toward intellectual modernity in early America, with a particular emphasis on figures like Jonathan Edwards and Cotton Mather. He explores themes such as biblical interpretation, religious literacy, and the evolution of theological methods in American religious history. Currently, he is researching the sermons of Ezra Stiles.
Education:
- Ph.D., University of Iowa
Research Interests: Dr. Brown’s work examines how early American religious thinkers engaged with modern intellectual trends. His publications include analyses of biblical hermeneutics in colonial America, the integration of critical scholarship in religious studies, and the intersection of religion and politics. He advocates for religious literacy education and has contributed to discussions on 19th- and 20th-century theological methodologies.
Teaching: He teaches courses on Religion in America, including New Religious Movements, African American religion, and Evangelicalism, reflecting his commitment to understanding diverse religious expressions in the United States.
Publications: His notable works include Jonathan Edwards and the Bible, which investigates Edwards’ critical interpretive methods, and his co-edited volume on Cotton Mather’s Biblia Americana, the first American work to blend critical biblical scholarship with traditional studies. These contributions highlight his expertise in early American religious thought and its broader implications.
Grants & Awards: No specific grants or awards are listed in the provided information.
Labs/Teams: No lab or research team affiliations are mentioned.
