God of Liberty: A Religious History of the American Revolution
Thomas S. Kidd explores the religious history of the American Revolution, examining the connections between faith, political thought, and liberty. This accessible work offers a focused perspective on a defining period in American history and considers how religious ideas helped shape the nation’s revolutionary experience.
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God of Liberty explores the relationship between religion and the American Revolution.
Thomas S. Kidd examines how religious beliefs connected with ideas about freedom during this transformative period.
The book presents the Revolution through a historical and religious lens, offering context for understanding the role of faith in early American political life.
It is a work of American religious history for readers interested in the origins and meaning of liberty in the United States.
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