American Evangelicalism : George Marsden and the State of American Religious History.
Dochuk, Darren.
American Evangelicalism : George Marsden and the State of American Religious History. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (536 pages)
Intro -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: Puritan Beginnings -- Chapter 1: Jonathan Edwards and the Study of His Eighteenth-Century World -- Chapter 2: Jonathan Edwards: A Life -- Chapter 3: Jonathan Edwards and Francis Asbury -- Part II: Protestantism's Century -- Chapter 4: The Evangelical Mind and the Historians -- Chapter 5: The Evangelical Mind and the New School Presbyterian Experience -- Chapter 6: The African American Great Awakening and Modernity, 1866-1900 -- Part III: Protesting Modernity -- Chapter 7: Marsden and Modern Fundamentalism -- Chapter 8: Fundamentalism and American Culture -- Chapter 9: Reorienting American Religious History in the Age of Global Christianity -- Chapter 10: A Gilded Age Modernist -- Chapter 11: The Interdenominational Evangelicalism of D. L. Moody and the Problem of Fundamentalism -- Part IV: Pluralism's Challenge -- Chapter 12: Marsden and Secularization -- Chapter 13: The Soul of the American University -- Chapter 14: More Than a Footnote? -- Chapter 15: The Southernization of the Evangelical Mind -- Part V: Pluralism's Blessing -- Chapter 16: Marsden and Fundamentalist Resurgence -- Chapter 17: Reforming Fundamentalism -- Chapter 18: Missionary Realities and the New Evangelicalism in Post-World War II America -- Chapter 19: The Evangelical Left and the Politicization of Evangelicalism -- Conclusion -- Appendix -- Selected Bibliography of George Marsden's Works -- List of Contributors -- Index.
This collection of essays uses the career and scholarship of George M. Marsden to measure current trends in the historical study of American evangelical Protestantism.
9780268089887
Marsden, George M.,-1939-.
Evangelicalism-United States-History.
United States-Church history.
Electronic books.
BR515 .A447 2014
277.3/08
American Evangelicalism : George Marsden and the State of American Religious History. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (536 pages)
Intro -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: Puritan Beginnings -- Chapter 1: Jonathan Edwards and the Study of His Eighteenth-Century World -- Chapter 2: Jonathan Edwards: A Life -- Chapter 3: Jonathan Edwards and Francis Asbury -- Part II: Protestantism's Century -- Chapter 4: The Evangelical Mind and the Historians -- Chapter 5: The Evangelical Mind and the New School Presbyterian Experience -- Chapter 6: The African American Great Awakening and Modernity, 1866-1900 -- Part III: Protesting Modernity -- Chapter 7: Marsden and Modern Fundamentalism -- Chapter 8: Fundamentalism and American Culture -- Chapter 9: Reorienting American Religious History in the Age of Global Christianity -- Chapter 10: A Gilded Age Modernist -- Chapter 11: The Interdenominational Evangelicalism of D. L. Moody and the Problem of Fundamentalism -- Part IV: Pluralism's Challenge -- Chapter 12: Marsden and Secularization -- Chapter 13: The Soul of the American University -- Chapter 14: More Than a Footnote? -- Chapter 15: The Southernization of the Evangelical Mind -- Part V: Pluralism's Blessing -- Chapter 16: Marsden and Fundamentalist Resurgence -- Chapter 17: Reforming Fundamentalism -- Chapter 18: Missionary Realities and the New Evangelicalism in Post-World War II America -- Chapter 19: The Evangelical Left and the Politicization of Evangelicalism -- Conclusion -- Appendix -- Selected Bibliography of George Marsden's Works -- List of Contributors -- Index.
This collection of essays uses the career and scholarship of George M. Marsden to measure current trends in the historical study of American evangelical Protestantism.
9780268089887
Marsden, George M.,-1939-.
Evangelicalism-United States-History.
United States-Church history.
Electronic books.
BR515 .A447 2014
277.3/08