Minority faiths and the American Protestant mainstream / edited by Jonathan D. Sarna.
Contributors: Sarna, Jonathan D.
Publisher: University of Illinois Press
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Urbana
Language: eng
Number of pages: 377
Subjects: Protestant churches -- United States -- Influence.; Christian sects -- United States.; Religious pluralism -- United States.; United States -- Religion.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Jewish survival in Protestant America / Benny Kraut; title: Catholicism and American culture: strategies for survival / Jay p. Dolan; title: Difference and otherness: Mormonism and the American religious mainstream / Jan Shipps; title: Protestant immigrants and the Protestant mainstream / James D. Bratt; title: Exodus piety: African American religion in an age of immigration / David W. Wills; title: The Bible, minority faiths and the American Protestant mainstream, 1860-1625 / Mark A. Noll; title: Missions and the making of Americans: religious competition for souls and citizens / R. Scott Appleby; title: Education and minority religions / Virginia Lieson Brereton; title: Minority-majority confrontations, church-state patterns, and the U.S. Supreme Court / Robert T. Handy; title: "God's right arm?": minority faiths and Protestant visions of America / James H. Moorhead.