Modern American Religion Under God, Indivisible, 1941-1960 Book

1. "The Binding Tie of Cohesive Sentiment"
Part One: "Indivisible" in the Second World War, 1941-1945
2. "Damn War! Damn Pacifism . . . !"
3. "The Whole Moral Ambiguity of Warfare"
4. "The Jewish Problem"
5. "This War Is Crucial for the Future of the Negro"
6. "A Jap's a Jap"
7. "The Christian Church Is Reintegrating"
8. "Here Ceaseless Vigilance is Required"
Part Two: "One Nation" Early in the Cold War, 1945-1952
9. "The Vital Center"
10. "Can Protestantism Win America?"
11. "Stating the Catholic Attitude with Every Frankness"
12. "That Each American Jew Becomes a Zionist"
13. "A Religious Monopoly Which Has Ceased to Exist"
14. "Religion Is Not a Civil Function or a Public Matter"
15. "Men and Women Should Own the World as a Mutual Possession"
16. "The Dominant Currents . . . Have Been Centripetal"
Part Three: "Under God" During the Eisenhower Presidency, 1952-1960
17. "The American Way of Life Is the Operative Framework"
18. "A Civic Religion of the American Way of Life"
19. "The Popular Religious Revival Is . . . Tied to a Popular Patriotism"
20. "Men Locked Together in Argument"
21. "Is There a Pink Fringe?"
22. "True Integration Will Be Achieved"
23. "In Unblushing Competition for the American Soul"
24. "Frontiers of American Catholicism"
25. "The Ultimate Fate of Protestantism . . . Remains in Doubt"
26. "The Boundless Community of the Best of the World-That-Is"
Notes Index