<p>This is the first half of a conversation with Jennifer Powell McNutt, professor at Wheaton College and specialist on Calvin, the French Reformation, and the history of the Reformed tradition. We learn about Dr. McNutt's early life, how she was drawn to church history, her academic journey, research on Enlightenment-era Geneva, and the relevance of Calvin as a refugee. </p>

This is the first half of a conversation with Jennifer Powell McNutt, professor at Wheaton College and specialist on Calvin, the French Reformation, and the history of the Reformed tradition. We learn about Dr. McNutt's early life, how she was drawn to church history, her academic journey, research on Enlightenment-era Geneva, and the relevance of Calvin as a refugee.

<p>This is the first half of a conversation with Jennifer Powell McNutt, professor at Wheaton College and specialist on Calvin, the French Reformation, and the history of the Reformed tradition. We learn about Dr. McNutt's early life, how she was drawn to church history, her academic journey, research on Enlightenment-era Geneva, and the relevance of Calvin as a refugee.&nbsp;</p>

1. Jennifer Powell McNutt (Part 1) - Becoming a Historian

Making church history cool again. Or at least trying to. On this podcast Erik, Anna, and Skylar talk with leading historians of the Christian faith about their own journeys into studying the history of Christianity, as well as the relevance of their work for the church and Christian faith today. We also occasionally discuss life as a graduate student, especially thorny or interesting bits of church history, and whatever else comes to mind.

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1. Jennifer Powell McNutt (Part 1) - Becoming a Historian

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