This volume reframes the narrative that has too often dominated the field of historical study of religion and politics: the culture wars.

Introduction1. Who Should Lead the Christian Workers? Fights for Headship in Church-Labor Solidarity, 1912-1919 by Janine Giordano Drake2. American Capitalism and Agrarian Spiritual Dissent in the 1930s by Joseph (Kip) Kosek3. "The Answers were Apocraphyl!": Protestantism and the Politics of Pluralism in Phylon's Early Years by Josef Sorett4. "The Fullness of the Earth is Yours": Environmental Politics in the Mormon Culture Region by Patrick Mason5. "A Gauge of Our Faithfulness": Religion and the Politics of Immigration Reform by Wendy Wall6. "To Liberate from the Accident of Family Wealth": How Liberals Revived and Revised the Case for School Vouchers in the 1960s and 1970s by Mark Brilliant7. An American Crusade: The Religious Liberty of Jews in Russia and the Soviet Union by Andrew Preston8. God's Spooks: Religion, the CIA, and Church-State Collaboration by Matthew Avery Sutton9. Women Radical Religious in an Age of Fracture by Kathleen Sprows Cummings10. The Occasional Catholics: Faith, Family, and the "Spanish-Speaking" Voter, 1969-1972 by Ben Francis-Fallon11. The Camden 28: Fratres Sororesque in Pace (Brothers and Sisters in Peace) by Michelle Nickerson12. In Defense of People, In Defense of the Earth: Environmentalism and the Religious Right in Late-Twentieth-Century American Politics by Keith Mako Woodhouse13. Looking Up: Latino Megachurches and the Politics of Social Mobility by Kate Bowler 14. Progressive Politics and Religious Faith by James T. Kloppenberg