Chapter 1: God and the American Experiment: An Introduction
Part One - Religous Belief and Practice in the United States
Chapter 2: America's Ever-Changing Religious Landscape
Chapter 3: America's Changing Political and Moral Values
Chapter 4: The Conservative Protestant Family: Traditional Rhetoric, Progressive Practice
Part Two - Politics and Witness
Chapter 5: A Screwtape Letter for the Twenty-First Century: What a Senior Devil Might Think about Religion and Politics
Chapter 6: First Trombone
Chapter 7: Blinded by Might: The Problem with Heaven on Earth
Chapter 8: Progressive Politics and Visions--and, Uh, Well...God
Chapter 9: Learning from Nehemiah
Chapter 10: Having Faith in Our Neighborhoods: The Front Porch Alliance
Part Three - Does God Take Sides?
Chapter 11: Conscience and the Public Square: Heeding the Still, Small Voice
WWJD?
Chapter 12: Judging the President
Chapter 13: A Response to Alan Wolfe
Chapter 14: The Clinton Scandal and the Culture of the Therapeutic
Chapter 15: Errant Evangelical?: A Presidential Counselor in the Line of Fire
Part Four - Faith-Based Social Action
Chapter 16: The Third Stage: New Frontiers of Religious Liberty
Chapter 17: Supporting Black Churches: Faith, Outreach, and the Inner-City Poor
Chapter 18: "No Aid to Religion?" Charitable Choice and the First Amendment
Chapter 19: The Wrong Way to Do Right: A Challenge to Charitable Choice
Chapter 20: What's an FBO?
Chapter 21: Our Hidden Safety Net
Chapter 22: Religion and Public Life
Notes
Contributors
Index
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