Predestination: the American career of a contentious doctrine

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity American Constitutional Law and Politics Religious and Theological Studies

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Acknowledgments List of Illustrations Introduction The Predestinarian Labyrinth: Historical Background The Agony and the Ecstasy: Predestination in New England Puritanism Shall the Hellish Doctrine Stand? Enlightenment Doubts and Evangelical Division From Puritans to Yankees: Attacking Predestination in the Young Republic Domesticating a Doctrine: Catholics and Lutherans Debating a Doctrine: Presbyterians and Baptists Epilogue: The Purpose-Driven Life? Predestination after Denominationalism Glossary of Theological Terms Notes Bibliography

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