Saving History: How White Evangelicals Tour the Nation's Capital and Redeem a Christian America (Where Religion Lives)
In Saving History, Lauren R. Kerby investigates how white evangelicals tour Washington, D.C., to reclaim a Christian America. These tours reinterpret national landmarks through a religious framework, illustrating the vital role of faith in shaping historical narratives and national identity in modern times.
About This Book
Saving History examines the ways white evangelicals engage with the nation's capital through guided tours that reinterpret American history in religious terms.
The book highlights how these tours serve as a means to redeem a Christian narrative of the United States, blending faith with patriotic ideals.
Through this lens, the author explores the broader dynamics of where religion lives in contemporary American society.
The work draws on observations and analysis to understand the cultural and spiritual significance of these pilgrimages.
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