SECTION I - THE POSTWAR RELIGIOUS WORLD, 1945 AND FOLLOWING

1 - Dangerous and Promising Times: American Religion in the Postwar Years

pp 1-27

2 - Public Religion in Canada from Mackenzie King to Trudeau: Entering the Age of Pluralism, 1945–1982

pp 28-56

3 - Religion in Mexico, 1945–2010

pp 57-81

4 - American Judaism in the Postwar Period

pp 82-105

5 - Suburbanization and Religion

pp 106-125

6 - The Postwar Religious World, 1945 and Following: The Case of Asian Religions in the United States

pp 126-148

SECTION II - CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES IN TRANSITIONAL TIMES

7 - Secularization in American Society: A Review of the 1960s

pp 149-169

8 - Breaking Silence: Churches and Opposition to the Vietnam

pp 170-186

9 - The Religious Significance and Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement, 1950–1970

pp 187-204

10 - The Kennedy Election: The Church-State Question and Its Legacy

pp 205-223

11 - “Love is the Only Norm”: The New Morality and the Sexual Revolution

pp 224-242

12 - Second Vatican Council

pp 243-261

13 - The State of Israel

pp 262-282

SECTION III - THE WORLD’s RELIGIONS IN AMERICA

14 - Interrogating the Judeo-Christian Tradition: Will Herberg’s Construction of American Religion, Religious Pluralism, and the Problem of Inclusion

pp 283-307

15 - American Buddhism since 1965

pp 308-330

16 - Hinduism in America

pp 331-356

17 - Islam in America

pp 357-379

18 - Native American Religious Traditions Post–World War II to the Present

pp 380-401

19 - Latina/o Borderland Religions

pp 402-425

20 - New Religious Movements in America

pp 426-450

SECTION IV - RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL CONFLICT IN AMERICA

21 - Race, Religion, and Theological Discourse

pp 451-470

22 - American Religion’s Fascination with Sex

pp 471-487

23 - Women and Religion in Modern America

pp 488-510

24 - “Cults” in America: Discourse and Outcomes

pp 511-531

25 - Religious Tensions in a Changing World

pp 532-550