Logan M. Isaac

Esau McCaulley

20220511 📧 “Looking for NT scholar feedback”

Hey Esau, I’ve been researching soldiers in the NT as a follow-up to my recent book, God is a Grunt. In particular, I’m finding a lot of interesting stuff in Luke and I was wondering if you might have any time to read and reflect on the

Chris Smith

📧 from ERB

Logan, Yes, the publisher sent me info about the book, and inquired whether I wanted a review copy. I read and considered their inquiry, but didn't respond to them because I get dozens of requests like this every day, and while I've appreciated your previous books,

Esau McCaulley

📧 “Following up: God is a Grunt” (ignored)

Several weeks ago you may have been contacted by the team at Hachette Nashville about my book coming out next week, God is a Grunt. I just wanted to follow up and give a huge THANK YOU to all the folks who have expressed interest in a review, interview, or

Shane Claiborne

📧 JBIC "chains" reference

20220401 @ 0814 to Shane Shane, in an RLC podcast that went live on March 17th, titled "Faith Forum | War + Militarism" you seemed to use my language from JBIC. After Diana Oestreicht spoke, you said that one veteran "in particular said 'these are my chains'"

Christian Century

📧 “feedback” 3 from The Century

I may not have been clear about what you meant by bringing on a more established scholar. Did you mean to have them come on as some kind of co-author, or just in terms of sources that I quote? I had in mind the former, but the latter would

Christian Century

📧 “feedback” (cont’d) to The Century

If reworking it so that evangelicals are not represented will satisfy editorial concerns let me know (we could probably work around naming or quoting them), but that won't address the editorial interest in self-criticism which is more concerning to me. As earlier drafts made clear, I am

Christian Century

📧 “feedback” from The Century

I’ve got some substantial feedback from other editors. The main question seems to be about the framing of your argument. The editors feel like you need to define more clearly and more fully where your intervention is in the conversation, which means defining more clearly and more fully who

Esau McCaulley

📧 “loved your Bible Project interview!” (ignored)

Hey Esau, I've been listening to your interview on The Bible Project! It was really inspiring to hear about how Reading While Black came to be, and I am going to borrow and cite your "motivated reading" concept. It gave me the language to understand how

CA

📧 Levin mtg request

This is purely for documentation that I have a live request to my Congressional Representative that began on January 3, 2022. I am hoping to speak with him about his work (or lack thereof) around veterans and their civil rights after the DC Capitol Police suggested to humor him by

Sojourners

“Blog for advent “ (rejected)

Reading Luke this year brings up some important issues I hope Sojo will consider addressing. Attached is an essay I've written that may be challenging to read but important given the season and the prescribed readings for Advent. I am sharing it with a small number of online

Steve Thorngate

📧 “the Bible and soldiers” (cont’d)

I just realized I have just kept the circle going, of whether I want to stick with the blog piece or explore it further for article ideas. I would like to have something referencing my #12saints12days blog series so a wider audience than my own organic one has some resources

Steve Thorngate

📧 “post on the Bible and soldiers”

Dear Mr. Isaac, …I am a senior editor at The Century. Steve Thorngate forwarded your blog post to me because we've been doing a little reorganization and I am now handling submissions for the magazine. I've circulated your piece and we've decided not to