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| Preface to the Fourth Edition | |
| Introduction | |
| Manyness: THE ORIGINAL CAST | |
| Original Manyness: Tradition and Change among Native Americans | |
| Native American Diversity | |
| Common Characteristics in Religion | |
| Differences in Native American Religious Traditions | |
| Change in Native American Traditions | |
| Israel in a Promised Land: Jewish Religion and Peoplehood | |
| The Jewish Immigrations | |
| Jewishness and Peoplehood | |
| Judaism as Biblical Religion | |
| Jewish Tradition and the Consecration of Time | |
| American Forms of Judaism | |
| American Judaism and Contemporary Life | |
| Bread and Mortar: the Presence of Roman Catholicism | |
| Spanish Missions | |
| French Missions | |
| English Colonies | |
| Roman Catholic Religion | |
| The American Saga of Catholicism | |
| Word from the Beginning: American Protestant Origins and the Liberal Tradition | |
| The Religion of the Reformation | |
| The Reformation in England | |
| The Reformation in the English Colonies | |
| Colonial Foreshadowings of Liberalism | |
| Liberalism in the American Revolution | |
| Early Liberal Heyday: From the Revolution to the Civil War | |
| From Gilded Age into Twentieth Century | |
| Protestant Liberalism in Recent Times | |
| Restoring an Ancient Future: the Protestant Churches and the Mission Mind | |
| Mission on the Home Front | |
| Mission to the World | |
| Black Center: African American Religion and Nationhood | |
| West African Religions | |
| New Land, New Religion | |
| Black Christianity | |
| The Black Church in Freedom.Black Religion in the Twentieth Century and After | |
| Manyness: Newmade In America | |
| Visions of Paradise Planted: Nineteenth-Century New Religions | |
| Sectarianism and Nineteenth-Century New Religions | |
| The Mormons | |
| The Christian Scientists | |
| The Seventh-day Adventists | |
| The Jehovah's Witnesses | |
| Communalism | |
| Homesteads of the Mind: Belief and Practice in Metaphysics | |
| The Religious Meaning of Metaphysics | |
| Metaphysical Sources in the Western Tradition | |
| Traditional Practice in the Colonies | |
| The Metaphysical Revival of the Nineteenth Century | |
| Popular Metaphysics in a New Nation | |
| Later American Metaphysics | |
| Manyness: Patterns of Expansion and Contraction | |
| East is West: Eastern Peoples and Eastern Religion | |
| Nearer East: Eastern Orthodoxy | |
| Middle East: Islam | |
| Farther East: Hinduism | |
| Farther East: Buddhism | |
| East is West: Expansion, Contraction, and Combination | |
| Fundamentals of the New Age: Present-Time Pluralism and Postpluralism | |
| The New Age and New Spirituality | |
| Patterns of Contemporary Contraction: Conservative Religion Come of Age | |
| Expansion and Contraction, Pluralism and Postpluralism | |
| Oneness: American Religion, American Identity | |
| The Public, the Civil, and the Culture of the Center | |
| Public Protestantism | |
| The Protestant Code | |
| The Protestant Cultus | |
| The Protestant Creed | |
| Civil Religion | |
| Cultural Religion | |
| Many Centers Meeting | |
| Conflicts | |
| Coalitions | |
| Combinations | |
| Summing Up the Present | |
| Suggestions for Further Reading | |
| Index | |
| Illustration Credits | |
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