American Evangelicals

Ashlee Quosigk is Visiting Scholar at the University of Georgia, USA. She writes with an interdisciplinary perspective about Christianity, Islam, conservative-progressive divides, and issues of conflicting moral authority. She is the author of One Faith No Longer: The Transformation of Christianity in Red and Blue America (2021).

This work is a must-read for students, academics and general readers interested in the 21st century interface between the world’s two largest religions.

• List of FiguresList of TablesPrefaceForewordAcknowledgementsAbbreviations1. Preparing for Battle: An Introduction to the Study2. External Enemies and Internal Strife: A Historical Review of Evangelicalism and its Conflicts3. The Great Divide: Evangelicals Identity and Conflicting Moral Authorities4. Evangelical Leaders: Conflict and Diversity in Places of Power5. Evangelicals Congregants: Strife, Variety, and Moderation6. Complexities of Evangelical Views on Islam: Comparative Perspectives of Leaders and Congregants7. Making Sense of the Conflict: Where do we go from here?Appendix 1: Qualitative Approaches: Justification of Methods and Data AnalysisAppendix 2: Biographical Reflexivity, Researcher Identity, and Ethical ConsiderationsAppendix 3: Additional Demographics and Level of Engagement with MuslimsReferencesIndex