"dialogue" is one of American religion's shopworn terms. Although there is much talk about dialogue, very little of it actually takes place. Religious discourse- especially about politics and publi…
Concerned primarily with relations between Protestant Christianity and the main currents in secular intellectual life over the course of the past century, the essays in this volume disclose the per…
From the halls of Harvard to the aisles of bookstores to the kitchen tables of Main Street, Americans are developing a new grammar of God that is fresh and rooted in history. Author shows us snapsh…
This biography needs no apology. It is the history of a noble life and an exalted character. In whatever light he may be viewed, the author occupies high rank among the distinguished men of his age…
More than a decade ago, while writing The Restructuring of American Religion (part of a series concerned with the public side of religion in the United States), the author became interested in how …
This book is entertaining as well as educational and inspirational. It works for people of all faiths and all persuasions who love storytelling, who think and worry about our world, who seek delight..
Porterfield argues that it moves far beyond the horizons of earlier awakenings by bringing religious ideas and values from outside traditional Christianity into the lives of modern Americans. The b…
A collection of letters, sermons, and other original documents examine the religions of the Indians and traces the development of Judaism, Catholicism, Prostestantism, and other denominations in th…
This book is a companion volume to Dr. Sweet's Religion in Colonial America and continues the history of religion in America. Starting with a few years before the Revolutionary War, Religion in the…