Religion and American politics : from the colonial period to the 1980s /
Religion and American politics : from the colonial period to the 1980s /
edited by Mark A. Noll.
- New York : Oxford University Press, (c)1990.
- xiii, 401 pages ; 22 cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
Religion and politics in America from the first settlements to the Civil War Religion and ideological change in the American Revolution Rhetoric and reality in the early Republic : the case of the Federalist clergy Religion, government, and power in the new American nation The Democratization of Christianity and the character of American politics Religion and politics in the antebellum north Ethnoreligious political behavior in the mid-nineteenth century : voting, values, culture Religion and the "civilizing process" in the early American South, 1600-1800 Beyond commonality and plurality : persistent racial polarity in American religion and politics Religion and politics in nineteenth-century Britain : the case against American exceptionalism Politics, religion, and the Canadian experience : a preliminary probe Protestant theological tensions and political styles in the progressive period Roman Catholics and American politics, 1900-1960 : altered circumstances, continuing patterns The twentieth century : Protestants and others Quid obscurum : the changing terrain of church-state relations Religion, voting for President, and party identification, 1948-1984 Religion, politics, and the search for an American consensus Mark A. Noll -- John M. Murrin -- Ruth H. Bloch -- Harry S. Stout -- John F. Wilson -- Nathan O. Hatch -- Daniel Walker Howe -- Robert P. Swierenga -- Bertram Wyatt-Brown -- David W. Wills -- Richard Carwardine -- George A. Rawlyk -- Robert T. Handy -- James Hennesey, S. J. -- Martin E. Marty -- Robert Wuthnow -- Lyman A. Kellstedt and Mark A. Noll -- George M. Marsden.
88037117
Church and state--History.--United States
BR516 / .R455 1990 BR516
Includes bibliographical references.
Religion and politics in America from the first settlements to the Civil War Religion and ideological change in the American Revolution Rhetoric and reality in the early Republic : the case of the Federalist clergy Religion, government, and power in the new American nation The Democratization of Christianity and the character of American politics Religion and politics in the antebellum north Ethnoreligious political behavior in the mid-nineteenth century : voting, values, culture Religion and the "civilizing process" in the early American South, 1600-1800 Beyond commonality and plurality : persistent racial polarity in American religion and politics Religion and politics in nineteenth-century Britain : the case against American exceptionalism Politics, religion, and the Canadian experience : a preliminary probe Protestant theological tensions and political styles in the progressive period Roman Catholics and American politics, 1900-1960 : altered circumstances, continuing patterns The twentieth century : Protestants and others Quid obscurum : the changing terrain of church-state relations Religion, voting for President, and party identification, 1948-1984 Religion, politics, and the search for an American consensus Mark A. Noll -- John M. Murrin -- Ruth H. Bloch -- Harry S. Stout -- John F. Wilson -- Nathan O. Hatch -- Daniel Walker Howe -- Robert P. Swierenga -- Bertram Wyatt-Brown -- David W. Wills -- Richard Carwardine -- George A. Rawlyk -- Robert T. Handy -- James Hennesey, S. J. -- Martin E. Marty -- Robert Wuthnow -- Lyman A. Kellstedt and Mark A. Noll -- George M. Marsden.
88037117
Church and state--History.--United States
BR516 / .R455 1990 BR516