Contents

pp vii-x

Contributors

pp xi-xii

Editor's Introduction

pp xiii-xxiv

SECTION I - RELIGION IN NORTH AMERICA

1 - Religious Diversity in the 1790s

pp 1-25

2 - Religion and the Constitutional Tradition

pp 26-45

3 - Religion and Law in British North America, 1800–1867

pp 46-65

4 - Mexican American Faith Communities in the Southwest

pp 66-90

SECTION II - RELIGIONS IN THE NEW NATION, 1790–1865

5 - Religious Organization in the New Nation

pp 91-116

6 - Religious and Geographical Expansion, 1790–1865

pp 117-136

7 - Theological Controversies, 1790–1865

pp 137-157

8 - Religion and Conflict from Independence to the Civil War

pp 158-177

9 - African Americans and the Making of Evangelical Christianities, 1760–1860

pp 178-202

10 - Religion and the Civil War

pp 203-222

SECTION III - CHANGING RELIGIOUS REALITIES

11 - Diversity, Revival, Rivalry, and Reform: Protestant Christianity in the United States, 1800–1950

pp 223-250

12 - American Catholics, 1800–1950

pp 251-272

13 - American Judaism, 1820–1945

pp 273-299

14 - Formation and Consolidation of African American Religious Communities, 1865–1945

pp 300-323

15 - Eastern Orthodox Christianity in America

pp 324-343

16 - New Religious Movements

pp 344-368

17 - American Indian Religions in America, 1790–1945

pp 369-392

18 - Why Muslims Matter to American Religious History, 1730–1945

pp 393-413

19 - Asian Religions in the United States: The Role of the 1893 World’s Parliament of Religions in Shaping an Evolving Pluralist Ideology

pp 414-434

20 - Metaphysical Movements

pp 435-456

SECTION IV - RELIGIOUS RESPONSES TO MODERN LIFE AND THOUGHT

21 - Religion and Immigration, 1865–1945

pp 457-478

22 - Religion and the Modern City, 1865–1945

pp 479-498