America's God: From Jonathan Edwards to Abraham Lincoln
by Mark A. Noll
A historical study of American religious thought from Jonathan Edwards to Abraham Lincoln, exploring the interplay of theology, politics, and culture.
About This Book
This book examines the development of religious ideas in America between the colonial era and the Civil War.
It explores how Protestant theology interacted with political and cultural changes during this period.
The work draws on the writings and influence of key figures such as Jonathan Edwards and Abraham Lincoln.
It provides context for understanding the relationship between faith and national identity in early American history.
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