Religious pluralism in America the contentious history of a founding ideal / [electronic resource] :
William R. Hutchison.
- New Haven : Yale University Press, c2003.
- xi, 276 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [257]-262) and index.
Introduction : religious pluralism as a work in progress -- Here are no disputes : reputation and realities in the new republic -- Just behave yourself : pluralism as selective tolerance -- Marching to Zion : the Protestant establishment as a unifying force -- Repentance for our social sins : adjustments within the establishment -- In (partway) from the margins : pluralism as inclusion -- Surviving a while longer : the establishment under stress in the early twentieth century -- Don't change your name : early assaults on the melting pot ideal -- Protestant-Catholic-Jew : new mainstream, gropings toward a new pluralism -- Whose America is it anyway? : the sixties and after.
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