Paul Harvey is professor of history at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and the author of Freedom's Coming: Religious Culture and the Shaping of the South from the Civil War Through the Civil Rights Era.Philip Goff is professor of religious studies and director of the Center for the Study of Religion and Culture at Indiana University-Purdue University.

Scholars Harvey and Goff bring together a rich collection of primary sources...We find many cultural themes rendered fresh and revealing. Publishers Weekly This is a welcome and much-needed book... It provides texture and depth to lesser-known elements of the spiritual walk. -- Stephen J. Shaw American Reference Books Annual Harvey and Goff have done a great service in assembling these sources. Their collection deserves to receive wide use. -- Charles H. Lippy Church History An excellent teaching resource. -- Mark Hulsether Religious Studies Review

• Expanded Contents Introduction: Religion and American Life Since World War II Editors' Acknowledgments Part I. Religion in Cold War America: Cultures and Countercultures 1. Mainline Religion and the Cold War 2. Religion and the Counterculture Part II. Gender, Race, and Politics in American Religion Since 1945 3. Religion and the Civil Rights Movement 4. Religion and Gender 5. Politics and Religion Since the 1960s Part III. Religion and American Life in the United States: To the Millennium 6. Popular Religion 7. Revitalization Movements in American Christianity: Pentecostalism, Megachurches, Charismatic Movements, the New Religious Right, and the New Social Gospel 8. New Immigrant Communities 9. Religion, the New Age, and the New Millennium Acknowledgments Index

Paul Harvey is professor of history at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and the author of Freedom's Coming: Religious Culture and the Shaping of the South from the Civil War Through the Civil Rights Era.Philip Goff is professor of religious studies and director of the Center for the Study of Religion and Culture at Indiana University-Purdue University.

Scholars Harvey and Goff bring together a rich collection of primary sources...We find many cultural themes rendered fresh and revealing. Publishers Weekly This is a welcome and much-needed book... It provides texture and depth to lesser-known elements of the spiritual walk. -- Stephen J. Shaw American Reference Books Annual Harvey and Goff have done a great service in assembling these sources. Their collection deserves to receive wide use. -- Charles H. Lippy Church History An excellent teaching resource. -- Mark Hulsether Religious Studies Review

• Expanded Contents Introduction: Religion and American Life Since World War II Editors' Acknowledgments Part I. Religion in Cold War America: Cultures and Countercultures 1. Mainline Religion and the Cold War 2. Religion and the Counterculture Part II. Gender, Race, and Politics in American Religion Since 1945 3. Religion and the Civil Rights Movement 4. Religion and Gender 5. Politics and Religion Since the 1960s Part III. Religion and American Life in the United States: To the Millennium 6. Popular Religion 7. Revitalization Movements in American Christianity: Pentecostalism, Megachurches, Charismatic Movements, the New Religious Right, and the New Social Gospel 8. New Immigrant Communities 9. Religion, the New Age, and the New Millennium Acknowledgments Index

Paul Harvey is professor of history at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and the author of Freedom's Coming: Religious Culture and the Shaping of the South from the Civil War Through the Civil Rights Era.Philip Goff is professor of religious studies and director of the Center for the Study of Religion and Culture at Indiana University-Purdue University.

Scholars Harvey and Goff bring together a rich collection of primary sources...We find many cultural themes rendered fresh and revealing. Publishers Weekly This is a welcome and much-needed book... It provides texture and depth to lesser-known elements of the spiritual walk. -- Stephen J. Shaw American Reference Books Annual Harvey and Goff have done a great service in assembling these sources. Their collection deserves to receive wide use. -- Charles H. Lippy Church History An excellent teaching resource. -- Mark Hulsether Religious Studies Review

• Expanded Contents Introduction: Religion and American Life Since World War II Editors' Acknowledgments Part I. Religion in Cold War America: Cultures and Countercultures 1. Mainline Religion and the Cold War 2. Religion and the Counterculture Part II. Gender, Race, and Politics in American Religion Since 1945 3. Religion and the Civil Rights Movement 4. Religion and Gender 5. Politics and Religion Since the 1960s Part III. Religion and American Life in the United States: To the Millennium 6. Popular Religion 7. Revitalization Movements in American Christianity: Pentecostalism, Megachurches, Charismatic Movements, the New Religious Right, and the New Social Gospel 8. New Immigrant Communities 9. Religion, the New Age, and the New Millennium Acknowledgments Index