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ISBN
9781469621814
Book Title
Civil War As a Theological Crisis
Item Length
8.5in
Publisher
University of North Carolina Press
Publication Year
2015
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.5in
Author
Mark A. Noll
Genre
Religion, History
Topic
Christian Church / History, United States / Civil War Period (1850-1877), General, United States / General
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
9 Oz
Number of Pages
216 Pages

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Although Christian believers agreed that the Bible was authoritative and that it should be interpreted through commonsense principles, there was rampant disagreement about what Scripture taught about slavery. This book tells how most Americans were radically divided in their interpretations of what God was doing in and through the Civil War.

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Publisher
University of North Carolina Press
ISBN-10
1469621819
ISBN-13
9781469621814
eBay Product ID (ePID)
203774508

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Book Title
Civil War As a Theological Crisis
Author
Mark A. Noll
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Christian Church / History, United States / Civil War Period (1850-1877), General, United States / General
Publication Year
2015
Genre
Religion, History
Number of Pages
216 Pages

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Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
0.5in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
9 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
E441
Reviews
Readers will appreciate Noll's extensive command of the literature relating to his subject. . . . Noll's book adds yet another important commentary to the war that still intrigues Americans.-- North Carolina Historical Review, Raises momentous questions for the history of American Christianity while offering . . . intriguing insights into an understudied aspect of our nation's greatest civil ordeal.-- Books & Culture, Insightful analysis. . . . Represents a remarkably thoughtful beginning and an excellent model for future scholars.-- Anglican and Episcopal History, A distinctive piece of Civil War scholarship. . . . This slim set of lectures greatly enhances the study of religion's role in the American Civil War and the study of Christian intellectual life during a crucial period of U.S. history. Scholars in both fields will profit especially from its pioneering research into Christian Europe's varied reactions to the American Iliad and its causes. Advanced students and discerning general readers will appreciate the book's lively prose and its suggestive conclusions."-- Civil War Book Review, A distinctive piece of Civil War scholarship. . . . This slim set of lectures greatly enhances the study of religion's role in the American Civil War and the study of Christian intellectual life during a crucial period of U.S. history. Scholars in both f|9781469621814|, "Displays the care and moral seriousness historians have come to associate with Noll's work. . . . Of unusual interest."-- Journal of Illinois History, "Raises momentous questions for the history of American Christianity while offering . . . intriguing insights into an understudied aspect of our nation's greatest civil ordeal."-- Books & Culture, The book's particular force derives from its broad perspective. . . . More pathbreaking still is his delving into foreign critiques."-- Civil War History, Bound to spark major revisionist studies and challenge young scholars to explore its provocative and convincing theses. . . . [A] masterful analysis of Civil War-era religion.-- American Historical Review, Mark Noll has for several decades been leading an effort to take seriously the religious and theological complexities of America's antebellum and Civil War experience. This concise book . . . both summarizes this scholarship and, in several important respects, advances the conversation.-- The Journal of Religion, Intriguing. . . . Both those who pray for an Evangelical majority in America and those who fear the rise of the religious right will find something of importance in this book.-- The Common Review, "Intriguing. . . . Both those who pray for an Evangelical majority in America and those who fear the rise of the religious right will find something of importance in this book."-- The Common Review, By one of the premier historians of American religion. . . . It quotes and cites . . . voices on all sides of the issues."-- Touchstone, "Bound to spark major revisionist studies and challenge young scholars to explore its provocative and convincing theses. . . . [A] masterful analysis of Civil War-era religion."-- American Historical Review, An informative account of the theological dramas that underpinned and were unleashed by the Civil War. . . . This book's substantive analysis belies its brevity. . . . This slim work of history is surprisingly timely."-- Publishers Weekly, "In The Civil War as a Theological Crisis , Mark A. Noll breaks new ground on pre-war theological disputes over slavery in scripture and on contemporary discussions of the providential character of the war."-- Southern Partisan, Bound to spark major revisionist studies and challenge young scholars to explore its provocative and convincing theses. . . . [A] masterful analysis of Civil War-era religion."-- American Historical Review, "The best account and interpretation of how Christian ideas shaped, and were shaped by, the Civil War."-- Christianity Today, "[ The Civil War as a Theological Crisis ] was deeply satisfying and profoundly disturbing at the same time. It is to his credit that Noll's evangelical scholarship could raise such intellectual complexities and question such moral scandals."-- Pre, "An informative account of the theological dramas that underpinned and were unleashed by the Civil War. . . . This book's substantive analysis belies its brevity. . . . This slim work of history is surprisingly timely."-- Publishers Weekly, The best account and interpretation of how Christian ideas shaped, and were shaped by, the Civil War."-- Christianity Today, "By one of the premier historians of American religion. . . . It quotes and cites . . . voices on all sides of the issues."-- Touchstone, By one of the premier historians of American religion. . . . It quotes and cites . . . voices on all sides of the issues.-- Touchstone, Readers will appreciate Noll's extensive command of the literature relating to his subject. . . . Noll's book adds yet another important commentary to the war that still intrigues Americans."-- North Carolina Historical Review, The best account and interpretation of how Christian ideas shaped, and were shaped by, the Civil War.-- Christianity Today, Noll has such religious insight. . . . Religious historians and Civil War readers will find this an important book and should read it.-- Register of Kentucky Historical Society, A distinctive piece of Civil War scholarship. . . . This slim set of lectures greatly enhances the study of religion's role in the American Civil War and the study of Christian intellectual life during a crucial period of U.S. history. Scholars in both fields will profit especially from its pioneering research into Christian Europe's varied reactions to the American Iliad and its causes. Advanced students and discerning general readers will appreciate the book's lively prose and its suggestive conclusions.-- Civil War Book Review, Displays the care and moral seriousness historians have come to associate with Noll's work. . . . Of unusual interest.-- Journal of Illinois History, [Noll] grapples convincingly with one of the oldest arguments among theologians: their interpretation of what the Bible has to say about slavery."-- Black Issues Book Review, An informative account of the theological dramas that underpinned and were unleashed by the Civil War. . . . This book's substantive analysis belies its brevity. . . . This slim work of history is surprisingly timely.-- Publishers Weekly, [ The Civil War as a Theological Crisis ] was deeply satisfying and profoundly disturbing at the same time. It is to his credit that Noll's evangelical scholarship could raise such intellectual complexities and question such moral scandals.-- Presbyterion, "The description, contextualization, and analysis of various viewpoints is comprehensive and profound."-- Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, [Noll] grapples convincingly with one of the oldest arguments among theologians: their interpretation of what the Bible has to say about slavery.-- Black Issues Book Review, In The Civil War as a Theological Crisis , Mark A. Noll breaks new ground on pre-war theological disputes over slavery in scripture and on contemporary discussions of the providential character of the war.-- Southern Partisan, Intriguing. . . . Both those who pray for an Evangelical majority in America and those who fear the rise of the religious right will find something of importance in this book."-- Common Review, The description, contextualization, and analysis of various viewpoints is comprehensive and profound.-- Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, The book's particular force derives from its broad perspective. . . . More pathbreaking still is his delving into foreign critiques.-- Civil War History, Intriguing. . . . Both those who pray for an Evangelical majority in America and those who fear the rise of the religious right will find something of importance in this book."-- The Common Review, "Mark Noll has for several decades been leading an effort to take seriously the religious and theological complexities of America's antebellum and Civil War experience. This concise book . . . both summarizes this scholarship and, in several important respects, advances the conversation."-- The Journal of Religion, "Insightful analysis. . . . Represents a remarkably thoughtful beginning and an excellent model for future scholars."-- Anglican and Episcopal History, "The book's particular force derives from its broad perspective. . . . More pathbreaking still is his delving into foreign critiques."-- Civil War History, "[ The Civil War as a Theological Crisis ] was deeply satisfying and profoundly disturbing at the same time. It is to his credit that Noll's evangelical scholarship could raise such intellectual complexities and question such moral scandals."-- Presbyterion, Raises momentous questions for the history of American Christianity while offering . . . intriguing insights into an understudied aspect of our nation's greatest civil ordeal."-- Books & Culture, "[Noll] grapples convincingly with one of the oldest arguments among theologians: their interpretation of what the Bible has to say about slavery."-- Black Issues Book Review, "A distinctive piece of Civil War scholarship. . . . This slim set of lectures greatly enhances the study of religion's role in the American Civil War and the study of Christian intellectual life during a crucial period of U.S. history. Scholars in both fields will profit especially from its pioneering research into Christian Europe's varied reactions to the American Iliad and its causes. Advanced students and discerning general readers will appreciate the book's lively prose and its suggestive conclusions."-- Civil War Book Review, "Readers will appreciate Noll's extensive command of the literature relating to his subject. . . . Noll's book adds yet another important commentary to the war that still intrigues Americans."-- North Carolina Historical Review, "Noll has such religious insight. . . . Religious historians and Civil War readers will find this an important book and should read it."-- Register of Kentucky Historical Society
Copyright Date
2015
Lccn
2005-034944
Dewey Decimal
306.362097309034
Intended Audience
Trade
Series
The Steven and Janice Brose Lectures in the Civil War Era Ser.
Dewey Edition
23

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