Joseph Prud’homme is a professor of Political Science and the Director of the Institute for the Study of Religion, Politics, and Culture at Washington College in Chesterton, Maryland.

• Contents: Joseph Prud’homme: Introduction – John Turner: Colonial Religion and the True Revolution in Virginia – Joseph Prud’homme: Rev. Thomas Bray, Colonial Maryland, and the Role of Religion in Public Life – Stephen Strehle: Jefferson’s Opposition to the Judeo-Christian Tradition – Garrett Sheldon: Religion in the Thought of James Madison – Gary Smith: John Quincy Adams and a Republic of Virtue – Dawn Hutchinson: Slavery in America: An Institution Defined by Faith – Joseph Prud’homme: Evangelical Ministers in the Antebellum South and Guilt over Slavery: The Incoherence of Evangelical Pro-Slavery Thought.

Joseph Prud’homme is a professor of Political Science and the Director of the Institute for the Study of Religion, Politics, and Culture at Washington College in Chesterton, Maryland.

• Contents: Joseph Prud’homme: Introduction – John Turner: Colonial Religion and the True Revolution in Virginia – Joseph Prud’homme: Rev. Thomas Bray, Colonial Maryland, and the Role of Religion in Public Life – Stephen Strehle: Jefferson’s Opposition to the Judeo-Christian Tradition – Garrett Sheldon: Religion in the Thought of James Madison – Gary Smith: John Quincy Adams and a Republic of Virtue – Dawn Hutchinson: Slavery in America: An Institution Defined by Faith – Joseph Prud’homme: Evangelical Ministers in the Antebellum South and Guilt over Slavery: The Incoherence of Evangelical Pro-Slavery Thought.

Joseph Prud’homme is a professor of Political Science and the Director of the Institute for the Study of Religion, Politics, and Culture at Washington College in Chesterton, Maryland.

• Contents: Joseph Prud’homme: Introduction – John Turner: Colonial Religion and the True Revolution in Virginia – Joseph Prud’homme: Rev. Thomas Bray, Colonial Maryland, and the Role of Religion in Public Life – Stephen Strehle: Jefferson’s Opposition to the Judeo-Christian Tradition – Garrett Sheldon: Religion in the Thought of James Madison – Gary Smith: John Quincy Adams and a Republic of Virtue – Dawn Hutchinson: Slavery in America: An Institution Defined by Faith – Joseph Prud’homme: Evangelical Ministers in the Antebellum South and Guilt over Slavery: The Incoherence of Evangelical Pro-Slavery Thought.