Varieties of Protestantism
著者
書誌事項
Varieties of Protestantism
（Modern American Protestantism and its world : Historical articles on protestantism in American religious life, 5）
K.G. Saur, 1992
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
When Andre Siegfried called Protestantism "America's national religion", he took pains to show that some Protestantisms had more power than others in the shaping of culture. What today is called "mainstream" or "mainline" Protestantism developed ecumenical organizations like the Federal Council of Churches. More conservative or otherwide distinctive groups were seen as "outsiders" or "marginal". The dialectic between these and other kinds of Protestantism provides much of the plot of modern American religion. Southern Baptists, many kinds of Lutherans, and Fundamentalists were among the groups which were sizable but which demand separate treatment by historians. The articles in this issue focus on such movements.
目次
- "The Protestant Establishment Revisited", E. Digby Baltzell
- "Sources of Conflict Over Priorities of the Protestant Church", Dean R. Hoge and Jeffrey L. Fane
- "The Lutheran Church and American Culture - a Tercentenary Retrospective", Sydney E., Ahlstrom
- "The Local Parish as Female institution - the Experience of All Saints Episcopal Church in Frontier Minnesota", Joan R. Gundersen
- "Baptists and Changing Views of the Bible, 1865-1918", Norman H. Maring
- "American Baptist Polity - What's Happening and Why," Robert T. Handy
- "A Free-and-Easy Democracy - Southern Baptists and Denominational Structure in the 1920s", James J. Thompson Jr
- "Changing Values of Southern Baptists, 1900-1980", Larry McSwain and Walter B. Shurden
- "Edgar Young Mullins and the Crisis of Moderate Southern Baptist Leadership", William E. Ellis
- "Crazy Quilt - Southern Baptist Patterns of the Church", LeRoy Moore
- "Fundamentalism in the Southern Baptist Convention in Recent Years, Leon McBeth.
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