Uneasy in Babylon: Southern Baptist Conservatives and American Culture (Religion and American Culture)
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Uneasy in Babylon: Southern Baptist Conservatives and American Culture (Religion and American Culture)

by Barry Hankins

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Uneasy in Babylon explores the position of Southern Baptist conservatives amid American cultural landscapes. Through Barry Hankins' examination, it reveals their unease and responses to societal influences. As part of the Religion and American Culture series, the book illuminates the ongoing dialogue between faith communities and the nation they inhabit, providing a thoughtful look at cultural intersections.

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Uneasy in Babylon delves into the experiences of Southern Baptist conservatives as they engage with American culture. The book highlights the challenges and perspectives of this group within the larger societal framework.

Barry Hankins provides an analysis of how these conservatives view and interact with cultural elements that may conflict with their beliefs. It situates their story within the broader narrative of religion in America.

The work is part of the Religion and American Culture series, offering insights into the interplay between faith and national identity. It maintains a focus on historical and cultural dimensions without delving into specific events or figures.

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