Descrizione
Robert Bruce Mullin explores the complex interplay between the Episcopal high church movement and the broader Evangelical landscape of nineteenth-century America. This work delves into how the high church tradition shaped theological dialogues and influenced social thought during a time of significant cultural and religious upheaval.
Mullin's analysis provides a nuanced understanding of how theological beliefs manifested in social practices, offering insights into the ways faith communities grappled with contemporary issues. By situating high church theology within the fabric of American reality, he reveals the profound impact of these religious perspectives on society, culture, and politics during a pivotal era.
Mullin's analysis provides a nuanced understanding of how theological beliefs manifested in social practices, offering insights into the ways faith communities grappled with contemporary issues. By situating high church theology within the fabric of American reality, he reveals the profound impact of these religious perspectives on society, culture, and politics during a pivotal era.
Dettagli del libro
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
254 pagine
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
set 10, 1986
Editore
Yale University Press
ISBN-10
0300034873
ISBN-13
9780300034875
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