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Debuting it its first edition, Religion and American Politics incorporates both original content from leading scholars and excerpts from classic and contemporary writings that will help you explore connections between religion and political culture, movements, institutions, and actors. Its collection of readings offer a broad and diverse overview of central debates about religion's influence on American political history, political life, governing institutions, and public policy.
Contents
Preface Part OneChapter 1: Our Mainstream Religious Heritage: Colonial Era to the American Revolution Chapter 2: Forging a New Nation Part Two: Religion and American Political Life Chapter 3: Religion and American Civic Life Chapter 4: The American Religious Landscape Chapter 5: Religion and Social Movements Chapter 6: Religious Groups in the Political Process Part Three: Religion and Governing Institutions Chapter 7: Religion and the Presidency Chapter 8: Religion and Congress Chapter 9: Religion and the Supreme Court Part Four: Religion in American Public Policy Chapter 10: Domestic Policy Debates Chapter 11: Foreign Policy Debates Chapter 12: Conclusion
