J. Matthew Wilson is associate professor of political science at Southern Methodist University.

Georgetown University Press has published another superb volume in its religion and politics series. Voice of Reason

• List of Figures and Tables Preface ONE Parties, Prayers, and Preachers: The Evolving Nature of Political and Religious MobilizationClyde Wilcox and Carin Robinson TWO Evangelical and Mainline Protestants at the Turn of the Millenium: Taking Stock and Looking ForwardCorwin E. SmidtTHREE Whither the Religious Left? Religiopolitical Progressivism in Twenty-First-Century AmericaLaura R. Olson FOUR The Political Behavior of American Catholics: Change and ContinuityStephen T. MockabeeFIVE Dry Kindling: A Political Profile of American MormonsDavid E. Campbell and J. Quin Monson SIX From Liberation to Mutual Fund: Political Consequences of Differing Conceptions of Christ in the African American ChurchMelissa Harris-Lacewell SEVEN Power in the Pews? Religious Diversity and Latino Political Attitudes and BehaviorsLouis DeSipio EIGHT The Evolution of Jewish Pluralism: Public Opinion and the Political Preferences of American JewsPaul A. Djupe NINE The Politics of American MuslimsPaul A. Djupe and John C. Green TEN Secularists, Antifundamentalists, and the New Religious Divide in the American ElectorateLouis Bolce and Gerald De Maio ELEVENReligion and American Political Life: A Look ForwardJ. Matthew Wilson ReferencesContributorsIndex

J. Matthew Wilson is associate professor of political science at Southern Methodist University.

Georgetown University Press has published another superb volume in its religion and politics series. Voice of Reason

• List of Figures and Tables Preface ONE Parties, Prayers, and Preachers: The Evolving Nature of Political and Religious MobilizationClyde Wilcox and Carin Robinson TWO Evangelical and Mainline Protestants at the Turn of the Millenium: Taking Stock and Looking ForwardCorwin E. SmidtTHREE Whither the Religious Left? Religiopolitical Progressivism in Twenty-First-Century AmericaLaura R. Olson FOUR The Political Behavior of American Catholics: Change and ContinuityStephen T. MockabeeFIVE Dry Kindling: A Political Profile of American MormonsDavid E. Campbell and J. Quin Monson SIX From Liberation to Mutual Fund: Political Consequences of Differing Conceptions of Christ in the African American ChurchMelissa Harris-Lacewell SEVEN Power in the Pews? Religious Diversity and Latino Political Attitudes and BehaviorsLouis DeSipio EIGHT The Evolution of Jewish Pluralism: Public Opinion and the Political Preferences of American JewsPaul A. Djupe NINE The Politics of American MuslimsPaul A. Djupe and John C. Green TEN Secularists, Antifundamentalists, and the New Religious Divide in the American ElectorateLouis Bolce and Gerald De Maio ELEVENReligion and American Political Life: A Look ForwardJ. Matthew Wilson ReferencesContributorsIndex

J. Matthew Wilson is associate professor of political science at Southern Methodist University.

Georgetown University Press has published another superb volume in its religion and politics series. Voice of Reason

• List of Figures and Tables Preface ONE Parties, Prayers, and Preachers: The Evolving Nature of Political and Religious MobilizationClyde Wilcox and Carin Robinson TWO Evangelical and Mainline Protestants at the Turn of the Millenium: Taking Stock and Looking ForwardCorwin E. SmidtTHREE Whither the Religious Left? Religiopolitical Progressivism in Twenty-First-Century AmericaLaura R. Olson FOUR The Political Behavior of American Catholics: Change and ContinuityStephen T. MockabeeFIVE Dry Kindling: A Political Profile of American MormonsDavid E. Campbell and J. Quin Monson SIX From Liberation to Mutual Fund: Political Consequences of Differing Conceptions of Christ in the African American ChurchMelissa Harris-Lacewell SEVEN Power in the Pews? Religious Diversity and Latino Political Attitudes and BehaviorsLouis DeSipio EIGHT The Evolution of Jewish Pluralism: Public Opinion and the Political Preferences of American JewsPaul A. Djupe NINE The Politics of American MuslimsPaul A. Djupe and John C. Green TEN Secularists, Antifundamentalists, and the New Religious Divide in the American ElectorateLouis Bolce and Gerald De Maio ELEVENReligion and American Political Life: A Look ForwardJ. Matthew Wilson ReferencesContributorsIndex