소장자료

At its founding, the United States was a religiously diverse place. This book tells how American culture was transformed to accommodate the religious differences within it. It offers an explanation of how early Americans found a way to articulate these differences civilly, and describes how US moved past toleration and towards religious pluralism.

Introduction 3(12)
The Plague of Dissent: And the Rise of Toleration 15(34)
Partial Judgments and Divided Churches: America's First Great Awakening 49(30)
Open to All Parties: The Ordeal of Religious Integration 79(34)
``None Are Tolerated'': The Rise of Religious Liberty 113(44)
``Equality or Nothing!'': Religious Pluralism in the Founding of the Republic 157(46)
Conclusion ``[M]ingle with Us as Americans'': Religious Pluralism after the Founding 203(24)
Notes 227(68)
Index 295