America: Religions and Religion by Catherine L. Albanese 5th edition.

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America: Religions and Religion by Catherine L. Albanese 5th edition

Religion & Boundaries  ordinary religion  extraordinary religion

Religious Systems: 4 Cs creeds codes communities cultuses

Religions & Religion Manyness o pluralism o postpluralism Oneness o Public Protestantism o Civil Religion o Cultural Religion

Structure of the Text Part I: The Original Cast Part II: Newmade Religions Part III: Expansion & Contraction Part IV: The Culture of the Center

Part I: The Original Cast Native Americans Jews Roman Catholics English Protestants African Americans

Part II: Newmade Religions Mormon Christian Science Adventist, Jehovah’s Witnesses Shaker, Oneida, Branch Davidian Spiritualism, Theosophy, New Thought

Part III: Expansion & Contraction Eastern Orthodoxy Islam Hinduism Buddhism New Age & new spirituality fundamentalist & evangelical

Part IV: The Culture of the Center Public Protestantism Civil Religion Cultural Religion

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