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In this cogent history, Hart unpacks evangelicalism's current reputation by tracing its development over the course of the 20th century. He shows how evangelicals entered the century as full partners in the Protestant denominations and agencies that molded American cultural and intellectual life.
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In this cogent history, Hart unpacks evangelicalism's current reputation by tracing its development over the course of the 20th century. He shows how evangelicals entered the century as full partners in the Protestant denominations and agencies that molded American cultural and intellectual life.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Ivan R. Dee Publisher
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 221mm x 151mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 399g
- ISBN-13: 9781566634601
- ISBN-10: 1566634601
- Artikelnr.: 21416038
- Verlag: Ivan R. Dee Publisher
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 221mm x 151mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 399g
- ISBN-13: 9781566634601
- ISBN-10: 1566634601
- Artikelnr.: 21416038
By D. G. Hart
Part 1 Acknowledgements ix Part 2 INTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING
EVANGELICALISM 3 Chapter 3 Insiders who feel like outsiders. Revivalism and
born-again devotion. Nineteenth-century developments and influence.
Contemporary unease. Part 4 PART ONE. AN EVANGELICAL GHETTO IN WASP
AMERICA, 1920-1960 Part 5 A PECULIAR PEOPLE, A DIVINE BOOK 25 Chapter 6 The
Bible's iconic status. Biblical criticism. Dispensationalism. Evolution and
creation. Protestantism divided. Bible colleges. Part 7 THE FORMATION OF AN
EVAGELICAL SUBCULTURE 54 Chapter 8 Separatism. The formation of new
institutions. Evangelical mores. Families, young people, and wholesome fun.
Part 9 EVANGELICALS AND THE POLITICS OF MORALITY 84 Chapter 10 The social
relevance of the gospel. Portestantism in American public life.
Dispensationalism, international affairs, and conspiracy. Part 11 PART TWO.
PRESERVING A CHRISTIAN SOCIETY, 1960-2000 Part 12 THE RENEWAL OF THE
EVANGELICAL MIND 115 Chapter 13 The crisis of the West. Scholarly
evangelicals. The threat of secularization. An intellectual defense of the
West. Part 14 EVANGELICAL POLITICS AND THE RELIGIOUS RIGHT 144 Chapter 15
Piety and politcs. Sexual liberation and family values. A Christian
worldview. The Moral Majority and the Christian Coalition. Part 16
EVANGELICALS AND POPULAR CULTURE 172 Chapter 17 Family entertainment.
Entertainment as evangelism. Contemporary Christian music. Praie & Worship
worship. Part 18 EVANGELICAL MISUNDERSTANDINGS 201 Chapter 19
Evangelicalism: conservative or innovative? The legacy of pietism. The
dilemma of contemporary evangelicalism. Part 20 A Note on Sources 223 Part
21 Index 237
EVANGELICALISM 3 Chapter 3 Insiders who feel like outsiders. Revivalism and
born-again devotion. Nineteenth-century developments and influence.
Contemporary unease. Part 4 PART ONE. AN EVANGELICAL GHETTO IN WASP
AMERICA, 1920-1960 Part 5 A PECULIAR PEOPLE, A DIVINE BOOK 25 Chapter 6 The
Bible's iconic status. Biblical criticism. Dispensationalism. Evolution and
creation. Protestantism divided. Bible colleges. Part 7 THE FORMATION OF AN
EVAGELICAL SUBCULTURE 54 Chapter 8 Separatism. The formation of new
institutions. Evangelical mores. Families, young people, and wholesome fun.
Part 9 EVANGELICALS AND THE POLITICS OF MORALITY 84 Chapter 10 The social
relevance of the gospel. Portestantism in American public life.
Dispensationalism, international affairs, and conspiracy. Part 11 PART TWO.
PRESERVING A CHRISTIAN SOCIETY, 1960-2000 Part 12 THE RENEWAL OF THE
EVANGELICAL MIND 115 Chapter 13 The crisis of the West. Scholarly
evangelicals. The threat of secularization. An intellectual defense of the
West. Part 14 EVANGELICAL POLITICS AND THE RELIGIOUS RIGHT 144 Chapter 15
Piety and politcs. Sexual liberation and family values. A Christian
worldview. The Moral Majority and the Christian Coalition. Part 16
EVANGELICALS AND POPULAR CULTURE 172 Chapter 17 Family entertainment.
Entertainment as evangelism. Contemporary Christian music. Praie & Worship
worship. Part 18 EVANGELICAL MISUNDERSTANDINGS 201 Chapter 19
Evangelicalism: conservative or innovative? The legacy of pietism. The
dilemma of contemporary evangelicalism. Part 20 A Note on Sources 223 Part
21 Index 237
Part 1 Acknowledgements ix Part 2 INTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING
EVANGELICALISM 3 Chapter 3 Insiders who feel like outsiders. Revivalism and
born-again devotion. Nineteenth-century developments and influence.
Contemporary unease. Part 4 PART ONE. AN EVANGELICAL GHETTO IN WASP
AMERICA, 1920-1960 Part 5 A PECULIAR PEOPLE, A DIVINE BOOK 25 Chapter 6 The
Bible's iconic status. Biblical criticism. Dispensationalism. Evolution and
creation. Protestantism divided. Bible colleges. Part 7 THE FORMATION OF AN
EVAGELICAL SUBCULTURE 54 Chapter 8 Separatism. The formation of new
institutions. Evangelical mores. Families, young people, and wholesome fun.
Part 9 EVANGELICALS AND THE POLITICS OF MORALITY 84 Chapter 10 The social
relevance of the gospel. Portestantism in American public life.
Dispensationalism, international affairs, and conspiracy. Part 11 PART TWO.
PRESERVING A CHRISTIAN SOCIETY, 1960-2000 Part 12 THE RENEWAL OF THE
EVANGELICAL MIND 115 Chapter 13 The crisis of the West. Scholarly
evangelicals. The threat of secularization. An intellectual defense of the
West. Part 14 EVANGELICAL POLITICS AND THE RELIGIOUS RIGHT 144 Chapter 15
Piety and politcs. Sexual liberation and family values. A Christian
worldview. The Moral Majority and the Christian Coalition. Part 16
EVANGELICALS AND POPULAR CULTURE 172 Chapter 17 Family entertainment.
Entertainment as evangelism. Contemporary Christian music. Praie & Worship
worship. Part 18 EVANGELICAL MISUNDERSTANDINGS 201 Chapter 19
Evangelicalism: conservative or innovative? The legacy of pietism. The
dilemma of contemporary evangelicalism. Part 20 A Note on Sources 223 Part
21 Index 237
EVANGELICALISM 3 Chapter 3 Insiders who feel like outsiders. Revivalism and
born-again devotion. Nineteenth-century developments and influence.
Contemporary unease. Part 4 PART ONE. AN EVANGELICAL GHETTO IN WASP
AMERICA, 1920-1960 Part 5 A PECULIAR PEOPLE, A DIVINE BOOK 25 Chapter 6 The
Bible's iconic status. Biblical criticism. Dispensationalism. Evolution and
creation. Protestantism divided. Bible colleges. Part 7 THE FORMATION OF AN
EVAGELICAL SUBCULTURE 54 Chapter 8 Separatism. The formation of new
institutions. Evangelical mores. Families, young people, and wholesome fun.
Part 9 EVANGELICALS AND THE POLITICS OF MORALITY 84 Chapter 10 The social
relevance of the gospel. Portestantism in American public life.
Dispensationalism, international affairs, and conspiracy. Part 11 PART TWO.
PRESERVING A CHRISTIAN SOCIETY, 1960-2000 Part 12 THE RENEWAL OF THE
EVANGELICAL MIND 115 Chapter 13 The crisis of the West. Scholarly
evangelicals. The threat of secularization. An intellectual defense of the
West. Part 14 EVANGELICAL POLITICS AND THE RELIGIOUS RIGHT 144 Chapter 15
Piety and politcs. Sexual liberation and family values. A Christian
worldview. The Moral Majority and the Christian Coalition. Part 16
EVANGELICALS AND POPULAR CULTURE 172 Chapter 17 Family entertainment.
Entertainment as evangelism. Contemporary Christian music. Praie & Worship
worship. Part 18 EVANGELICAL MISUNDERSTANDINGS 201 Chapter 19
Evangelicalism: conservative or innovative? The legacy of pietism. The
dilemma of contemporary evangelicalism. Part 20 A Note on Sources 223 Part
21 Index 237