New Issue of Fides et Historia
Randall Stephens
It's that time of year again. The new issue of Fides et Historia (Summer/Fall 2012) will soon be in mailboxes and on library shelves around the country. (You can access new and back issues on ATLA as well.)
In this latest issue you'll find dozens of book reviews in theology, religious studies, religion and politics, sociology or religion, and church history along with some very interesting forums and stand-alone essays.
Here's the table contents:
In the next installment (Winter/Spring 2013) we'll include a forum on Mormonism as well as articles by Philip Jenkins, Daryl Ireland, and George Harper.
See subscription rates here. Full-time grad student membership is $20. Wicked cheap!
It's that time of year again. The new issue of Fides et Historia (Summer/Fall 2012) will soon be in mailboxes and on library shelves around the country. (You can access new and back issues on ATLA as well.)In this latest issue you'll find dozens of book reviews in theology, religious studies, religion and politics, sociology or religion, and church history along with some very interesting forums and stand-alone essays.
Here's the table contents:
Volume 44, No. 2 Summer/Fall 2012
From the Editor Donald A. Yerxa
Articles
Common Ground: The Perspective of Timothy L. Smith on American Religion History
Floyd T. Cunningham
The Anti-Secular Tradition in British Historiography: From Herbert Butterfield to Maurice Cowling
S.J.D. Green
Roundtable: Beyond the Protestant Nation
Introduction
Christopher D. Cantwell
American Metaphysical Religion
Catherine L. Albanese
American Jewish History Against the Grain
Lila Corwin Berman
A History Beyond “Belief”
Wallace Best
The Mormon Story
Richard Lyman Bushman
I’m Starting to Think this is Not About Catholics
Robert Orsi
Roundtable: Historians, Historiography, and the Confessional Divide
Crossing Confessional Divides: An Introduction
William Katerberg
Reflections on Historians, Historiography, and the Confessional Divide
Dana Robert
A Roman Catholic Perspective
Leslie Woodcock Tentler
A Confessional Divide?
Mark A. Noll
Review Essays:
The Unintended Reformation: Two Views
Betraying the Word
Robert G. Ingram
The Illegitimacy of the Modern Age
Thomas Albert Howard
Of Swords, Shields, and Scaffolding: American Religion and Foreign Relations
William Inboden
Book Reviews
From the Editor Donald A. Yerxa
Articles
Common Ground: The Perspective of Timothy L. Smith on American Religion History
Floyd T. Cunningham
The Anti-Secular Tradition in British Historiography: From Herbert Butterfield to Maurice Cowling
S.J.D. Green
Roundtable: Beyond the Protestant Nation
Introduction
Christopher D. Cantwell
American Metaphysical Religion
Catherine L. Albanese
American Jewish History Against the Grain
Lila Corwin Berman
A History Beyond “Belief”
Wallace Best
The Mormon Story
Richard Lyman Bushman
I’m Starting to Think this is Not About Catholics
Robert Orsi
Roundtable: Historians, Historiography, and the Confessional Divide
Crossing Confessional Divides: An Introduction
William Katerberg
Reflections on Historians, Historiography, and the Confessional Divide
Dana Robert
A Roman Catholic Perspective
Leslie Woodcock Tentler
A Confessional Divide?
Mark A. Noll
Review Essays:
The Unintended Reformation: Two Views
Betraying the Word
Robert G. Ingram
The Illegitimacy of the Modern Age
Thomas Albert Howard
Of Swords, Shields, and Scaffolding: American Religion and Foreign Relations
William Inboden
Book Reviews
In the next installment (Winter/Spring 2013) we'll include a forum on Mormonism as well as articles by Philip Jenkins, Daryl Ireland, and George Harper.
See subscription rates here. Full-time grad student membership is $20. Wicked cheap!
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