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John Adams and "The Religion of Democracy"

Rethinking America's Liberal-Conservative Divide: A Religions Special Issue

Take a Stand for Peanuts: Thinking Out Loud About The Irreverent George Norris

Virtue Rewarded, and the Righteous Exalted: Or, Our Blog Contributors and Friends in the New York Times

Book Culture and the Rise of LIberal Religion

"Homosexuality Getting Worse"

Liberals Rising, Part II: An Interview with Matthew Hedstrom

Liberals Rising, Part I: An Interview with Matthew Hedstrom

New Book on American Religious Liberalism

Slavery, Sin, and the Rise of Liberal Protestantism

Where is the Historiography of the New Religious Left?

Hannah Adams' Intellectual Grandchildren; Or, Maybe It Was All Liberal Protestantism, After All?

Ecumenicists, Evangelicals, and the Modern American Encounter with Diversity: Some Personal Reflections on David Hollinger's OAH Address

After Cloven Tongues of Fire, The Nation (Magazine) Gets Religion

IT is Happening Here (Re-reading The Handmaid’s Tale)

Jim Wallis, Sojourners, the LGBT Ad, and the Trials of Progressive Christianity

Myth of American Religious Freedom: Part II