Nick Hardy

Arts & Humanities

1. Republic of Letters 100%
2. Bible 94%
3. Late Renaissance 88%
4. Criticism 87%
5. History of Scholarship 86%
6. 17th Century 75%
7. Early Enlightenment 67%
8. Literary History 46%
9. Humanistic 45%
10. Dogmatic Theology 42%
11. Biblical Criticism 40%
12. Biblical Scholarship 37%
13. Theological Debate 36%
14. Hugo Grotius 35%
15. Erudition 34%
16. Humanist 34%
17. Fiction 34%
18. Political Activism 33%
19. Religious History 32%
20. History 32%
21. Neutrality 31%
22. Political Institutions 30%
23. Revisionist 29%
24. Theology 29%
25. Religious Identity 29%
26. King James Bible 29%
27. Manuscript Transmission 28%
28. Confessional Identity 28%
29. Renaissance Europe 27%
30. Political History 27%
31. Reception 27%
32. Religious Writings 26%
33. John Dryden 24%
34. Classical Scholarship 24%
35. Lucretius 24%
36. Dispute 22%
37. Religious Culture 22%
38. Literary Culture 20%
39. Reader 20%
40. Humanism 18%
41. Continental 17%
42. Reformation 17%
43. Genesis 15%
44. Historical Context 14%
45. Length 14%
46. Poet 12%
47. Philosopher 12%