The American Religion by Harold Bloom
The Emergence of the Post-Christian Nation
This insightful work delves into the unique spiritual landscape of the United States, exploring how various religious movements have shaped American identity and culture. It examines the rise of homegrown faiths, such as Mormonism and the Southern Baptist tradition, highlighting their distinct characteristics and the ways they diverge from traditional Christianity. The narrative underscores the profound influence of individualism and personal revelation in these religions, suggesting that the essence of American spirituality is deeply rooted in a quest for personal empowerment and transcendence.
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- 1992
- Nationality
- American
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- 272-288
- Original Language
- English
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