ISBN:
0815796579
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0815716435
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9780815716433
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9780815796572
Language:
English
Pages:
xv, 239 pages
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23 cm
Edition:
Boulder, Colo NetLibrary 2004 Online-Ressource E-Books von NetLibrary
Series Statement:
Pew Forum dialogues on religion and public life
Series Statement:
EBSCOhost eBook Collection
Parallel Title:
Print version One electorate under God?
DDC:
322/.1/0973
Keywords:
Religion and politics
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Religion and politics United States
;
United States
;
Religion and politics
;
Religion and politics
;
Politik
;
Religion
;
USA
;
Electronic books.
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Electronic books.
;
Electronic books
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
USA
;
Politik
;
Religion
;
USA
;
Politik
;
Religion
Abstract:
How would God vote?: an introduction E.J. Dionne Jr. and Kayla M. Drogosz -- PART I. FAITH AND POLITICS IN PUBLIC OFFICE -- In the American Catholic tradition of realism Mario Cuomo -- A conservative Christian's view of public life Mark Souder -- Continuing the conversation -- PART II. EXPANDING THE DIALOGUE -- What is a Christian to do? Doug Bandow -- Religion, politics, and the American experience Michael Barone -- The conservatory of virtue Gary L. Bauer -- The religious left, too often left out Paul E. Begala -- American politics and the dissenting Protestant tradition Robert Bellah -- How Niebuhr helps us kick the secularist habit: a six step program David Brooks -- Once more, the cross and the flag Harvey Cox -- Common grace, natural law, and the public arena Michael Cromartie -- Faithful consensus John J. DiIulio Jr. -- Rendering to Caeser and to God Terry Eastland -- God talk and the citizen-believer Jean Bethke Elshtain -- The politics of religion in a sinful world Richard Wightman Fox -- Cuomological fallacies Robert P. George
Abstract:
The Puritans and American politics Andrew Greeley -- Two faces of religious pluralism in American politics John C. Green -- Religion, politics, and a changing America Anna Greenberg -- Protecting religion from politics Susannah Heschel -- Faith and politics Amory Houghton Jr. -- The fate of the Christian left Michael Kazin -- The myth of secularism M.A. Muqtedar Khan -- The spiritual dimension of societal life Glen C. Loury -- Governing religion Martha Minow -- Particularist religion in a pluralist political arena Stephen V. Monsma -- Voting not to vote Mark A. Noll -- Religion, faith, and elections David Novak -- Reasoning together Ramesh Ponnuru -- Faith in public office David E. Price -- The personalization of politics Jeffrey Rosen -- The role of religion in electoral politics Cheryl J. Sanders -- Mobilizing political participation Julie A. Segal -- Religions and the American religion James W. Skillen -- Religious liberty and the American founding Matthew Spalding -- Thoughts on religion and politics Jeffrey Stout -- Belief and power Robert Suro -- Dignity in work as an article of faith John Sweeney -- It's the content that counts W. Douglas Tanner Jr. -- Faith and the public square Jim Towey -- Faith communities and American democracy Mark R. Warren -- Faith, freedom, and toleration Alan Wolfe
Description / Table of Contents:
How would God vote?: an introduction /E.J. Dionne Jr. andKayla M. Drogosz --PART I. FAITH AND POLITICS IN PUBLIC OFFICE --In the American Catholic tradition of realism /Mario Cuomo --A conservative Christian's view of public life /Mark Souder --Continuing the conversation --PART II. EXPANDING THE DIALOGUE --What is a Christian to do? /Doug Bandow --Religion, politics, and the American experience /Michael Barone --The conservatory of virtue /Gary L. Bauer --The religious left, too often left out /Paul E. Begala --American politics and the dissenting Protestant tradition /Robert Bellah --How Niebuhr helps us kick the secularist habit: a six step program /David Brooks --Once more, the cross and the flag /Harvey Cox --Common grace, natural law, and the public arena /Michael Cromartie --Faithful consensus /John J. DiIulio Jr. --Rendering to Caeser and to God /Terry Eastland --God talk and the citizen-believer /Jean Bethke Elshtain --The politics of religion in a sinful world /Richard Wightman Fox --Cuomological fallacies /Robert P. George.
Description / Table of Contents:
The Puritans and American politics /Andrew Greeley --Two faces of religious pluralism in American politics /John C. Green --Religion, politics, and a changing America /Anna Greenberg --Protecting religion from politics /Susannah Heschel --Faith and politics /Amory Houghton Jr. --The fate of the Christian left /Michael Kazin --The myth of secularism /M.A. Muqtedar Khan --The spiritual dimension of societal life /Glen C. Loury --Governing religion /Martha Minow --Particularist religion in a pluralist political arena /Stephen V. Monsma --Voting not to vote /Mark A. Noll --Religion, faith, and elections /David Novak --Reasoning together /Ramesh Ponnuru --Faith in public office /David E. Price --The personalization of politics /Jeffrey Rosen --The role of religion in electoral politics /Cheryl J. Sanders --Mobilizing political participation /Julie A. Segal --Religions and the American religion /James W. Skillen --Religious liberty and the American founding /Matthew Spalding --Thoughts on religion and politics /Jeffrey Stout --Belief and power /Robert Suro --Dignity in work as an article of faith /John Sweeney --It's the content that counts /W. Douglas Tanner Jr. --Faith and the public square /Jim Towey --Faith communities and American democracy /Mark R. Warren --Faith, freedom, and toleration /Alan Wolfe.
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index
,
Electronic reproduction, Boulder, Colo : NetLibrary, 2004
,
How would God vote?: an introduction
,
The Puritans and American politics
,
PART I. FAITH AND POLITICS IN PUBLIC OFFICEIn the American Catholic tradition of realism
,
A conservative Christian's view of public life
,
Continuing the conversationPART II. EXPANDING THE DIALOGUEWhat is a Christian to do?
,
Religion, politics, and the American experience
,
The conservatory of virtue
,
The religious left, too often left out
,
American politics and the dissenting Protestant tradition
,
How Niebuhr helps us kick the secularist habit: a six step program
,
Once more, the cross and the flag
,
Common grace, natural law, and the public arena
,
Faithful consensus
,
Rendering to Caeser and to God
,
God talk and the citizen-believer
,
The politics of religion in a sinful world
,
Cuomological fallacies
,
Two faces of religious pluralism in American politics
,
Religion, politics, and a changing America
,
Protecting religion from politics
,
Faith and politics
,
The fate of the Christian left
,
The myth of secularism
,
The spiritual dimension of societal life
,
Governing religion
,
Particularist religion in a pluralist political arena
,
Voting not to vote
,
Religion, faith, and elections
,
Reasoning together
,
Faith in public office
,
The personalization of politics
,
The role of religion in electoral politics
,
Mobilizing political participation
,
Religions and the American religion
,
Religious liberty and the American founding
,
Thoughts on religion and politics
,
Belief and power
,
Dignity in work as an article of faith
,
It's the content that counts
,
Faith and the public square
,
Faith communities and American democracy
,
Faith, freedom, and toleration
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