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Book Description
Understanding the intersection of faith and politics represents a crucial aspect of spiritual awareness in contemporary society. Glenn H. Utter presents a balanced exploration of how religious conviction translates into political action, offering readers valuable insights into one of America's most influential spiritual movements.
This comprehensive examination traces the evolution of religiously motivated political engagement, from early debates over scientific education to modern legislative battles. Utter provides an objective lens through which readers can understand how deeply held spiritual beliefs shape public discourse and policy decisions. The work illuminates the complex relationship between personal faith and collective political expression, revealing how spiritual communities organize to advocate for their values in the public sphere.
Through historical analysis and biographical portraits of key figures, the book demonstrates how religious conviction has transformed from private belief into organized political influence. Readers will discover how spiritual movements navigate the challenges of maintaining unity while engaging in the messy realities of democratic participation.
For those seeking to understand how faith operates in the political realm, this reference offers essential context without taking sides. The extensive resources and organizational listings provide pathways for deeper exploration, making this work valuable for anyone interested in the ongoing dialogue between spiritual conviction and civic engagement in American society.
Who Is This For?
📖 Reading Level: Medium (200-400 pages) (~8 hours)
📄 Length: 298 pages
What You'll Discover
- ✓ Explore Religion and politics
- ✓ Explore Christianisme
- ✓ Explore Evangelicalism
- ✓ Explore Aspect religieux
- ✓ Explore Politique et gouvernement
- ✓ Explore Évangélisme
- ✓ Explore Religious right
- ✓ Explore Politics and government
