American Civil Religion: What Americans Hold Sacred
An exploration of the beliefs, symbols, and rituals that shape a shared sense of the sacred in American civic life.
About This Book
American Civil Religion examines the values, symbols, and practices that many Americans regard as sacred beyond formal religious institutions.
The book investigates how national holidays, monuments, and civic ceremonies function as expressions of collective belief.
Peter Gardella analyzes the interplay between religious traditions and American identity throughout history.
Readers gain insight into the ways patriotism and spirituality intersect in public life.
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