Karie Schultz

Some exciting news! I’ve chosen to make a big career change and have accepted a permanent job as a grant writer for an international development NGO (based in the UK) that I will start in June. 🧵(1/3)

So grateful for this kind and generous review of my first book! I may not be in the academic game anymore, but I really appreciated reading this.

@jamesdkclark @EdinburghUP Thank you so much for this kind, thoughtful, and generous review. I very much appreciate it.

"Intra-Protestant disputes over ecclesiology and duties of obedience are a product of logically prior contests over the origins of political authority." @kmschultz24 @EdinburghUP northamanglican.com/book-review-pr…

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Grateful for my few years in Scotland, but Northern Ireland, it's good to be back 😍

1/3 Exciting news! 🚀 Registration for our 6th Summit is now live! 🎉 Join us for a unique hybrid experience. Day 1 will be completely virtual, and Day 2 will take place in different locations across Africa! 🌎

@PastorPerks That is plenty of time yet! I'm sure you'll write a fantastic introduction. All of mine is due in a month and I'm drowning in it, along with a full time non-academic job and moving back to Belfast 😂

@kmschultz24 I'm still getting off the ground for my introduction. But the thoughts are coming together! It's due in 2027, but I hope to tackle it next year

Really excited to have a copy at long last of this book by my friend @kmschultz24 ! I’ve been looking forward to it for some time and it will be of great use as I work on some research about Samuel Rutherford. Well done, Karie!

@NeilBriogaisean @PastorPerks Thanks Neil! I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed it :)

@PastorPerks @kmschultz24 You’re in for a treat. it’s an superb and fascinating monograph.

@kirsteenMM Of course! I've always greatly enjoyed your book and have found it so helpful over the past few years. I couldn't imagine not referencing it!

@kmschultz24 Hello! 👋 I was reading your excellent book today and I wanted to say a huge thank you for referencing my monograph in the footnotes and the bibliography. It means a lot. 😊

@NeilBriogaisean Thanks very much Neil! Greatly appreciate it.

@kmschultz24 wishing you the best of success for the first day of this new chapter.

Taking time for a gorgeous hike in Scotland before starting my new job tomorrow!

@HuntingRebels @ScottishHistSoc So excited that you're taking over this role Jade! You're going to do such amazing things for the SHS, and we all can't wait to see it!

No better way to finish off my final academic trip to Rome than a 30km/19 mile hike to Castel Gandolfo ♥️

Office keys turned in, so that's a wrap on my time at St Andrews as I head away to Rome for a final research trip. Very grateful to have had the opportunity to work here for the past few years. ♥️

Chuffed to see that my work on the Aberdeen Doctors and the National Covenant got a nice mention in @kmschultz24's new book, 'Protestantism, Revolution and Scottish Political Thought: The European Context'.

@DrRussellNewton I've always really enjoyed your chapter in the National Covenant collection! I was very glad to include it :)

Great to have this new monograph by @kmschultz24 contextualising royalist and Covenanter political thought in seventeenth-century Scotland added to the collection of the Gamble Library @UnionTCollege

@SeanDonnelly66 Thanks so much Seán! It's always encouraging to hear from people who made the same choice and are happily on the other side :)

Author copies finally arrived (two weeks before I leave my academic career, of course 😂). But good to see them nevertheless!

@adberginwriter That sounds excellent! Best of luck with your research for book three!

@kmschultz24 Congratulations. It looks fascinating, must add it to longer-term research for book 3, set against the English rebuilding of the citadel at Leith, protests against, and tension between Presbyterians, army Baptists and insurgent Quakers.