America's Book shows how the Bible decisively shaped American national history even as that history decisively influenced the use of Scripture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark A. Noll is Professor of History Emeritus at the University of Notre Dame. His recent publications include In the Beginning Was the Word: The Bible in American Public Life, 1492-1783 (2016); America's God: From Jonathan Edwards to Abraham Lincoln (2002) and, as co-editor, Protestantism after 500 Years (2016).
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Introduction Part I. Creating a Bible Civilization 1) The Bible after Independence and before Paine 2) The Paine Provocation 3) Custodial Protestants vs. Sectarian Protestants 4) Francis Asbury and the Methodists Part II. A Protestant Bible Civilization 5) The Bible Civilization in American History 6) Naming, Writing, and Speaking in a Hebrew Republic 7) Publishing 8) Personal Religion 9) The African American Bible Part III. Fractures 10) Slavery and the Bible before the Missouri Compromise 11) Slavery and the Bible, 1819-1833 12) Democracy 13) The Law and a Christian America 14) The Common School Exception Part IV. The Eclipse of Sola Scriptura 15) 1844 16) Whose Bible? (Catholics) 17) Whose Bible? (Lutherans, Jews, Nay-sayers, Natives) 18) Whose Bible? (Women) 19) The War Before the War 20) Scriptural Arguments in Context 21) The Civil War Part V. After the Bible Civilization 22) 1865-1875 23) The Centennial Divide: 1876 and After 24) Protestant Wounds of War 25) Protestant Realignments 26) Marginal No More (Jews and Catholics) Part VI. Toward the Present 27) Still A Bible Nation 28) An Enduring Cultural Landmark 29) Civil Religion 30) Still Under a Bushel Epilogue Short Titles for Notes Notes Acknowledgments General Index Scripture Index Index of Scriptural Persons and Events
Introduction Part I. Creating a Bible Civilization 1) The Bible after Independence and before Paine 2) The Paine Provocation 3) Custodial Protestants vs. Sectarian Protestants 4) Francis Asbury and the Methodists Part II. A Protestant Bible Civilization 5) The Bible Civilization in American History 6) Naming, Writing, and Speaking in a Hebrew Republic 7) Publishing 8) Personal Religion 9) The African American Bible Part III. Fractures 10) Slavery and the Bible before the Missouri Compromise 11) Slavery and the Bible, 1819-1833 12) Democracy 13) The Law and a Christian America 14) The Common School Exception Part IV. The Eclipse of Sola Scriptura 15) 1844 16) Whose Bible? (Catholics) 17) Whose Bible? (Lutherans, Jews, Nay-sayers, Natives) 18) Whose Bible? (Women) 19) The War Before the War 20) Scriptural Arguments in Context 21) The Civil War Part V. After the Bible Civilization 22) 1865-1875 23) The Centennial Divide: 1876 and After 24) Protestant Wounds of War 25) Protestant Realignments 26) Marginal No More (Jews and Catholics) Part VI. Toward the Present 27) Still A Bible Nation 28) An Enduring Cultural Landmark 29) Civil Religion 30) Still Under a Bushel Epilogue Short Titles for Notes Notes Acknowledgments General Index Scripture Index Index of Scriptural Persons and Events
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