Thomas S. Kidd is a distinguished American historian and author, esteemed for his extensive body of work dedicated to early American history. He serves as the James Vardaman Distinguished Professor of History at Baylor University, adding depth to his role as an academic with his proficiency in colonial North America and American religious history.
Kidd’s prolific writing extends from book authorship to notable contributions in top-tier academic journals. Most renowned for his books “American Colonial History: Clashing Cultures and Faiths” and “Who Is an Evangelical? The History of a Movement in Crisis”, Kidd's expertise has positioned him as a leading voice in American history.
Turned towards enlightening others on the multi-faceted character of history, Kidd's efforts branch past academic boundaries. Equally respected for his engaging narratives and enlightening historical analysis, Thomas S. Kidd continues to inspire and educate readers worldwide on the core chapters of American history.