The Distinctiveness of American Denominationalism: A Case Study of the 1846 Evangelical Alliance
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The Chicago school in American religious historiography, especially its two most distinguished representatives, W. W. Sweet and Sidney E. Mead, has emphasized the growth of religious liberty as a crucial factor in accounting for the characteristic shape of American Protestantism in the early nineteenth century. The effect of this interpretative hypothesis has been to emphasize the distinctiveness of American religious history while focusing attention so intensely upon American phenomena that evidence from European history which might have served to qualify that hypothesis has not yet received adequate attention.
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2018 ◽
pp. 129-136
2013 ◽
Vol 64
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pp. 70-95
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2014 ◽
Vol 90
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pp. 135-153
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