An edition of Religion in American politics
(2010)
Religion in American politics
a short history
by Frank Lambert
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The author examines several moments in American history--the sectional division of the States over slavery, the conflict between Andrew Carnegie's "Gospel of Wealth" and Walter Rauschenbusch's "Social Gospel," Fundamentalism's debates with Modernism, the Civil Rights Movement, and the rise of the Religious Right and the Religious Left, among others--in which religious movements attempted to shape political movements.
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Religion in American politics: a short history
2010, Princeton University Press
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0691146136 9780691146133
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Table of Contents
Providential and secular America : founding the republic
Elusive Protestant unity : Sunday mails, Catholic immigration, and sectional division
The "gospel of wealth" and the "social gospel" : industrialization and the rise of corporate America
Faith and science : the modernist-fundamentalist controversy
Religious and political liberalism : the rise of big government from the New Deal to the Cold War
Civil rights as a religious movement : politics in the streets
The rise of the "religious right" : the Reagan revolution and the "Moral Majority"
Reemergence of the "religious left"? : America's culture war in the early twenty-first century.
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Originally published: 2008.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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