The democratization of American Christianity
1989·312 pages
Scholarly history of how democratic ideals and populist movements reshaped American Christianity in the early republic.
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Scholarly history of how democratic ideals and populist movements reshaped American Christianity in the early republic.
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An important history of American Calvinistic Christianity, going down to irrational and unchristian ideas. how religion became people centric and not bible centric, and the whole motive was to involve people, which led to watered down christianity.
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Central focus on American Christianity, revivalism, and denominational history
Magic & witchcraft
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Central themes of democracy, equality, and populism in religious life
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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Historical slavery context in discussion of early Black churches
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