...Axel R. Schäfer MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2007 The Cold War State and the Resurgence of Evangelicalism: A Study of the Public Funding of Religion Since 1945 Axel R. Schäfer In a remarkable display of cross-partisan consensus transcending the clamor...

...Nancy Hewitt 1984 Yankee Evangelicals and Agrarian Quakers: Gender, Religion, and Class in the Formation of a Feminist Consciousness in Nineteenth-Century Rochester, New York...

... an inevitable cultural and geopolitical clash. Prominent evangelical Christians such as Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson are among those who have railed against the “evils” of Islam after 9/11. In November 2001, then president of the Southern Baptist convention James G. Merritt urged Baptists to pray...

... and of English law. 162/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW Into this volatile setting came evangelical missionaries. ”In a soci- ety with so many divisions and protocols,” da Costa writes, “it would be impossible for the missionaries not to blunder.” Preachings crafted in Britain to maintain order by turning...

... to traditional gender notions, evangelical religion, and white supremacy, reached its apex there in that same year. Bootheel socialism reached its greatest strength in and around Kennett, where the area’s main socialist periodical, Justice, was published. Furthermore...

... progress and uplift, Ida B. Wells (1862-1931) worked within an expressive, evangelical tradition of social critique and an emergent modern, legalistic, and professional mode of social reform (tactics that civil rights activists would recombine again in the 1960s). Her attempt to blend these modes...

... progress and uplift, Ida B. Wells (1862-1931) worked within an expressive, evangelical tradition of social critique and an emergent modern, legalistic, and professional mode of social reform (tactics that civil rights activists would recombine again in the 1960s). Her attempt to blend these modes...

...-Up Doll? Or an Old Light-New Light Evangelical Transformer? (Turn it upside-down and it’s born again.) The possi- bilities are infinite. As for Pagani’s Deerfield line, it comes with a booklet that describes the relevant historical context, including the figures’ rela- tionship...

..., in The Conversion of St. Paul, two distinct voices assessing, from different perspectives, the ideology of evangelism. A Spanish Christian voice celebrates the conversion of the great apostle to the Gentiles and the beginning of that worldwide Christian mission which has now reached the New World...

... evangelicals and fundamentalists in nineteenth-century America. They continually sought to reconcile their religious beliefs with science, he argues, seeking to exploit the prestige of science, or showed a reliance on science to bolster their cause.11 Enter Darwin The debate over evolution was drawn...

... By this logic, resisting the call of kitchen work, for whatever reason, carries enormous risks. It is worth pointing out that in this celebration of women’s food work, these progressive writers share something with another group of people — ­evangelical Christians. The Christian patriarchy movement...

... and William Dannemeyer. As few before her, McGirr perceptively tracks the evolution of evangelical Christianity and its impact on conservative convictions. For example, while the cul-de-sac constituents helped Robert Schuller build successive walk-in/drive...

...,” Richard Mant, the clergyman who detailed the protocols of sickroom visit- ing, and Louisa Hopkins, author of The Silent Comforter: A Companion for the Sick Room (1848), will be entirely new to most if not all readers. Evangelicalism carries a great deal of explanatory power in Frawley’s analysis...

.... Thompson has discussed the temporal effects of industrial discipline on established labor traditions and the dismay which “Saint Monday” occasioned View of the Boott cotton mills, Lowell, Massachusetts. 178 RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW among employers and evangelicals. Changes...

..., the evangelizing of prisoners, and the conversion of Muslim slaves. It illuminates the development of Jesuit institutional identity based upon the delineat- ing of appropriate areas for religious and cultural intervention, and the construction of a heroic image of the "ideal" missionary. The Jesuits...

..., the evangelizing of prisoners, and the conversion of Muslim slaves. It illuminates the development of Jesuit institutional identity based upon the delineat- ing of appropriate areas for religious and cultural intervention, and the construction of a heroic image of the "ideal" missionary. The Jesuits...

....” 58 These exceptional citizens include humanitarian subjects (missionaries, voluntourists, nongovernmental organizations, microlenders, and online donors), evangelists and state-funded evangelical churches, “security moms” and “security feminists” understanding themselves as empowered to do...

..., Religion, and the Resurgence of Evangelicalism, 1942 – 1990.” Rachel Scharfman earned her PhD in American history from New York University. Her work has focused on freethought and American radicalism. A former managing editor of Radical History Review, she now teaches history at the Trinity School...

..., throughout the British Empire (and beyond), the manifold and intersecting debates on Indo- centric Aryan racial theory, advocated by British and other European orientalists (Germans in particular) and vehemently refuted by some evangelical groups, under...

... confirmed their traditional fears and allegiances. Second was the spread, in the early and mid-1800s, of Protestant evangelicalism, as the fervor of Miller | Protestant Society and Unionist Hegemony in Nineteenth-Century Ulster  23 revivalism (as revealed in the later Burns family letters...