RELIGION IN AMERICAN HISTORY: American Religion and Digital Humanities
Virginia Center for Digital History · Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative · French and Spanish Missions in North America (This is one of the few sites directly related to religion in America. Our very own Art Remillard was one of its ...
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| Confucianism Confucianism was founded sometime between the sixth and fifth century BC in China. Confucianism is a way of life that was tau...Read More | Cao Dai Cao Dai is a Vietnamese religious movement that was founded by Ngo Van Chieu in 1926. Today, Cao Dai has about two million fo...Read More | |
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RELIGION IN AMERICAN HISTORY: Leaving the Shakers for Love
While visiting Watervliet, New York, site of the first Shaker village in America, my friend first heard rumors that one of the four remaining Shakers living at Sabbathday Lake had renounced his vows and left the community to pursue a ...
RELIGION IN AMERICAN HISTORY: I Hate Methodism; and G. K. ...
And, Chesterton wrote, religion could not be reduced to its most grotesque and wild manifestations. Just because America was thick with sawdust trail preachers spitting out idiotic sermons, it did not follow that all Christianity was as ...