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050			_aBR515.H578 2000
100	1		_aNoll, Mark A., _d1946-, _eauthor _9582
245	1	2	_aA History of Christianity in the United States and Canada / _cMark A. Noll. _h[print]
250			_aReprinted.
260		1	_aGrand Rapids, Michigan : _bW.B. Eerdmans, _c[(c)2000.
300			_axvi, 576 pages : _billustrations ; _c25 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
500			_aI. Beginnings
500			_a1. European Expansion and Catholic Settlement
500			_a2. The English Reformation and the Puritans
500			_a3. Other Beginnings
500			_aII. Americanization
500			_a4. A Renewal of Piety, 1700-1750
500			_a5. The Churches in the Revolution
500			_a6. The Revolution in the Churches
500			_aIII. The "Protestant Century"
500			_a7. Evangelical Mobilization
500			_a8. "Outsiders"
500			_a9. "Evangelical America," 1800-1865
500			_a10. His Dominion: "Christian Canada"
500			_a11. The Last Years of "Protestant America," 1865-1918
500			_aIV. The Emergence of Religious Pluralism
500			_a12. The Civil War
500			_a13. Non-White, Non-Protestant
500			_a14. Protestantism Shaken
500			_a15. Legacies of "Christian America"
500			_aV. Wilderness Once Again?
500			_a16. Turbulent Decades
500			_a17. Trends
500			_a18. Communities
500			_a19. Personalities, Leaders, Exemplars
500			_a20. American Christianity, Christianity in America
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0		_tRoman Catholicism in New Spain _tCatholic Missions in New France _tThe Emergence of a French-Catholic Society _tRoman Catholics in Maryland.
505	0		_tPuritanism in England _tNew World Settlements _tVirginia _tPlymouth _tPuritan Life and Faith in America _tThe Puritan Way _tTroubles _tMassachusetts and Virginia: A Comparison.
505	0		_tAlternatives to the Puritans _tBaptists in Early America _tRoger Williams _tAnne Hutchinson _tThe Mosaic Takes Shape: Protestants outside of New England _tThe Church of England _tThe Quakers and Pennsylvania _tPresbyterians _tThe Reformed and Continental Pietists _tEarly Protestants in Canada _tNative Americans and Salves _tNative Americans _tSlaves.
505	0		_tThe Early Eighteenth Century _tSolomon Stoddard and Cotton Mather _tRegional Developments _tThe Great Awakening _tGeorge Whitefield _tJonathan Edwards _tIn the Wake of Revivals _tRegional Effects _tThe Great Awakening and the Baptists _tFrom English Puritanism to American Evangelicalism _tPreaching to the Under Classes _tThe Awakening and America.
505	0		_tThe Christian Patriots _tRepublicanism _tContributions to the Cause _tLoyalists _tCanadian Loyalism: Quebec _tCanadian Loyalism: The Maritimes _tCanadian Loyalism: Upper Canada _tPacifists _tThe Faith of the Founders _tThe Religious Problem of Slavery in the American Revolution.
505	0		_tThe Separation of Church and State _tInterpreting the First Amendment _tA New Era of Populist Democracy _tNo Creed but the Bible _tThe Effect of Populist Democracy _tTheology in an American Key _tThe American Christian Enlightenment _tTheological Developments _tCountervailing Trends.
505	0		_tThe Second Great Awakening _tThe West _tThe East _tFirst and Second Awakenings Compared _tExemplary Leaders _tFrancis Asbury and the Rise of Methodism _tCharles Finney and Modern Revivalism _tMobilization of the Baptists _tA New Visibility for Women _tPhoebe Palmer and the Appeal of Holiness _tPublic Life _tA Missionary Vision _tThe Ambiguous Mission to the Cherokees _tInterpretations.
505	0		_tMillerites and Mormons _tThe Adventism of William Miller _tThe New Religion of Joseph Smith _tAlternative Communities _tAfrican Americans Organize Their Own Churches _tRichard Allen and the African Methodist Episcopal Church _tOrganization North, Perseverance South _tRoman Catholics _tJohn Carroll and an American Catholic Church _tProtestant Opposition _tCatholic Women _tImmigrant Protestants _tThe Lutherans.
505	0		_tIn Foreign Eyes _tProtestant Life in "Christian America" ; _tConverting the West and the South _tMass Communications and Popular Thought _tEducation _tA Flourishing of Protestant Theology _tThe Heirs of Calvinism _tMediating Theologies _tPolitics.
505	0		_tThe Canadian Political Context _tThe Catholic Story _tThe Triumph of Ultramontanism in Quebec _tCatholicism beyond Quebec and Protestant-Catholic Hostility _tThe Meaning of Catholic-Protestant Tension _tThe Protestant Story in the Atlantic Provinces _tThe Protestant Story in Ontario and the West _tA Confluence of Opposites _tBetween Britain and America _tAdjustments after 1867 _tThe Rise and Limits of Protestant Ecclesiastical Nationalism.
505	0		_tEvangelists at Home and Abroad _tDwight L. Moody _tMissionary Entrepreneurs _tAmerican Protestants to the Ends of the Earth _tThe Moral Reform of Society _tProhibition _tThe Culmination of Protestant Politics _tWilliam Jennings Bryan _tWoodrow Wilson _tThe Cities and the Social Gosepl _tThe Ecumenical Movement and World War I.
505	0		_tThe Civil War as a Religious War _tChristian Activity during the Conflict _tAbraham Lincoln _tThe Civil War as Turning Point _tAbolition _tOpening the West _tRepublican Virtue _tCivil Religion.
505	0		_tAfrican Americans in Control of Their Destinies _tDenominational Initiatives _tOther Institutions _tChurch and Society _tThe Orthodox in America _tCatholics _tAn Immigrant Church _tJourney to Rome: Isaac Hecker ; _t"Americanism" ; _tGrowing Maturity _tA Changing Landscape.
505	0		_tIntellectual Challenges _tThe New University _tHistorical Criticism of Scripture _tModerates, Mediators, and the Unexpected _tThe Disruption of Protestant Theology _tModernism _tFundamentalism and hte Rise of Dispensational Theology _tHoliness _tFundamentalist-Modernist Controversy _tPentecostalism: A New Departure.
505	0		_tA Puritan-Evangelical Politics, with Alternatives _tAlternatives: Separation, Natural Law, Canada _tAmerica's Book, America's Icon: The Bible _tPrinting, Translating, and Distributing _tA Cultural Force _tA Literature Preoccupied with God _tLiterarture of Christian Moral Purpose _tChristianity in the Literary Canon.
505	0		_tLegacies of the 1920s _tHard Times, 1929-1939 _tWar and Its Aftermath, 139-1960 _tRevolutions and Counterrevolutions, 1960-1980 _tThe Second Vatican Council _tA Quiet Revolution _tCharismatic Renewal _tState in Church _tThe Reagan Era and Beyond.
505	0		_tThe Christian Map in the 1920s _tRises and Declines since World War II _tMostly White Denominations _tBlack Denominations _tCanada _tRegional Strengths _tGeneral Trends.
505	0		_tEuropean Ethnic Enclaves _tDutch Protestants _tLutherans _tThe Southern Baptist Convention _tHispanics _tAfrican Americans.
505	0		_tPersonalities, Leaders _tMartin Luther King, Jr. ; _tBishop Fulton J. Sheen _tBilly Graham _tA Public Role for Women _tAimee Semple McPherson _tDorothy Day _tMahalia Jackson _tFlannery O'Connor _tCatherine Marshall _tPersonalities of Theology _tReinhold Niebuhr _tH. Richard Niebuhr.
505	0		_tTwentieth-Century Missions _tEcumenism _tMaking Sense of the Story _tBlack and White _tThe United States and Canada _tThe Varying Pace (and Diverse Meanings) of Secularization _tWilderness Once Again?.
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