Religious Pluralism in America; The

Religious toleration is enshrined in the American constitution, but religious diversity has had a complicated history in the US.

William R. Hutchison is Charles Warren Research Professor of the History of Religion in America at the Divinity School, Harvard University.

Preface

ix

Introduction: Religious Pluralism as a Work in Progress

1

(10)

``Here Are No Disputes'': Reputation and Realities in the New Republic

11

(19)

Just Behave Yourself: Pluralism as Selective Tolerance

30

(29)

Marching to Zion: The Protestant Establishment as a Unifying Force

59

(25)

``Repentance for Our Social Sins'': Adjustments Within the Establishment

84

(27)

In (Partway) from the Margins: Pluralism as Inclusion

111

(28)

Surviving a While Longer: The Establishment Under Stress in the Early Twentieth Century

139

(31)

``Don't Change Your Name'': Early Assaults on the Melting Pot Ideal

170

(26)

Protestant-Catholic-Jew: New Mainstream, Gropings Toward a New Pluralism

196

(23)

Whose America Is It Anyway? The Sixties and After

219

(22)

Notes

241

(16)

Bibliography

257

(6)

Index

263

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Religious Pluralism in America; The Contentious History of a Founding Ideal

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