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Theology and Historical Amnesia: Remembering the Great Depression

Is there such a thing as working class religion?

Two Books on Evangelicalism in the Non-Union Era

Charisma and the Sacralization of American Politics, 1870-1940

A Dialogue with Heath Carter on "Union Made"

Evaluating the Social Gospel Movement

Outsiders in a Promised Land: Interview with the Author

Race and the Social Democratic Presidential Candidate

Did Premillennialism Drive Political Conservatism? Why it matters.

Evangelical Fundamentalism and the Command-Supply Chain: A Short Historiography of the Retail Revolution

Struggle for the Soul of the Postwar South--- Conversation at the Journal of Southern Religion

Comparing the First Gilded Age to the Second Gilded Age

Putting to Bed the Term "Fundamentalist/ Modernist" Crisis

Christmas Shopping and the Problem of Cheap Textiles

The Cold War as an Historical Contingency

Rich Churches and the Social Gospel

Herbert Gutman's "Christian Spirit": Then and Now

Historicizing Liberals (on their own terms)

Karl Marx as a Radical Protestant Infidel?

How Mennonites Reinvented Non-Conformity and Non-Resistance, 1908-2008