Civil religion, church and state
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Civil religion, church and state
（Modern American Protestantism and its world : Historical articles on protestantism in American religious life, 3）
K.G. Saur, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Scholars for decades have spoken of a "civil religion" generated by Protestants: some have called it, as Benjamin Franklin did, a "public religion". This is a complex of sacred symbols which surrounds the churches and synagogues, undergirds much of national life, and sometimes competes with organized religion. American civil or pbulic religion was not of an anti-Christian sort, as so much of the European Enlightenment called European forms to be. If it was "post-" anything, it was not post-Buddhist or post-Catholic, but post-Protestant. That is, it took themes from Protestantism and fused them with Enlightenment motifs. The articles in this volume show how involved with civil religion the Protestant churches have been. For contrast in this volume as in several others, there is some notice of the Canadian scene. And since "separation of church and state" frames the civil religion debates, this is the place where scholarly writings on that subject appear. They show how unresolved and perhaps irresolvable these issues are and will remain - a factor that adds some measure of urgency to the act of studying such articles.
目次
- Religious pluralism, legal development and societal complexity - rudimentary forms of civil religion, William A. Cole and Philip E. hammond
- a historian's response to the concept of American civil religion, Henry Warner Bowden
- spiritual innovation and the crisis of American civil of Daedalns, Dick Anthony and Thomas Robbins
- freedom and separation - America's contribution to civilization, Leo Pfeffer
- civil catechetics in mid-Victorian America - some notes about American civil religion, past and present, Robert Wood Lynn
- Protestant clergy debate the nation's vocation 1898-1899, Winthrop S. Hudson
- the post-Protestant concept and America's two religions, Sidney E. Mead
- Baptists and church-state issues in the 20th century, C.C. Goen
- Billy Graham and the US presidency, Richard V. Pierard
- consensus in America - the churches' changing role, Edwin S. Gaustad
- national ethos and the church, James Edwin Smylie
- dominarx and public center - reflections on the "One" religion of the United States, Catherine L. Albanese
- two American sacred ceremonies - their implications for the study of religion in America, Conrad Cherry
- requiem for memorial day - dissent in the redeemer nation, Catherine Albanese
- the special place of religion in the constitution, Michael E. Smith
- the constitution of religion, Mark Tushnet
- the constitution in American civil religion, Sanford Levinson
- the Schempp-Murray decision on school prayers annd bible reading, Leo Pfeffer
- the public schools and "America's Two Religions", Robert Michaelsen
- blurring the pain of separation - education, oval religion and teaching about religion, Philip Gleason
- constitutions, courts and the study of religion, Robert S. Michaelsen
- issues that divide - the triumph of secular humanism, Leo Pfeffer
- at least you knew where you stood with them, John Webster Grant.
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