The Protestant Presence in Twentieth-Century America: Religion and Political Culture Book

	Introduction	1
	Preface: Religious Pluralism and Social Order	9
Pt. 1	Themes from the Past
1	In Search of a Protestant Twentieth Century: American Religion and Power Since 1900	27
2	The Moral Majority and All That: The Curious Path of Conservative Protestantism	43
3	Cults and the Civil Religion: A Tale of Two Centuries	55
Pt. 2	Evangelicalism and Politics
4	An Approach to the Political Meaning of Evangelicalism in Present-Day America	69
5	Political Evangelicalism: The Anglo-American Comparison	81
Pt. 3	Religion and Law
6	The Courts and Secular Humanism: How to Misinterpret Church-State Issues	95
7	The Shifting Meaning of a Wall of Separation: Some Notes on Church, State, and Conscience	108
8	Constitutional Faith, Legitimating Myth, and Civil Religion	118
Pt. 4	The Trajectory of Religion and Political Culture
9	Religion and the Persistence of Identity	137
10	Up and Down with the National Faith	152
11	The Fate of Liberal Protestantism in America	163
	Notes	173
	References	185
	Index	193