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The Wealthiest Man in the Empire: Ben-Hur as Model of Evangelical Political Engagement
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Service Provider Use of Christian Religious Messages in Yellow Pages Advertising
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The State of the Discipline: Sacred Texts in the United States
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“Are You Allowed to Read the Bible in a Convent?”: Protestant Perspectives on the Catholic Approach to Scripture in Convent Narratives, 1830–1860
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"Proper Subjects for Public Inquiry": The First Unitarian Controversy and the Transformation of Federalist Print Culture
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Fits of Political Religion: Stalking Infidelity and the Politics of Moral Reform in Antebellum America
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