A Church of Our Own: Disestablishment and Diversity in American Religion
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Retrospect : looking backward and inward1Pt. 1Identifying the new paradigm of constitutive disestablishment1Starting over : reflections on American religion (1991)132Work in progress toward a new paradigm for the sociological study of religion in the United States (1993)183A paradigm is not a theory (1997)634New paradigm histories of American religion69Roger Finke and Rodney Stark on American religion after disestablishment : a review of The Churching of America, 1776-1990Grant Wacker on the first generation of pentecostals : a review of Heaven BelowJoel Carpenter on the second generation of fundamentalists : a review of Revive Us AgainDonald Miller on "new paradigm churches" : a review of reinventing American protestantism5Religion, boundaries, and bridges (1997)836Enlisting Smelser's theory of ambivalence to maintain progress in sociology of religion's new paradigm (2004)105Pt. 2Close-ups and overviews of diverse congregations7Mirror for American protestantism : Mendocino Presbyterian church in the sixties and seventies (1990)1258The place of the congregation in the contemporary American religious configuration (1994)1459The metropolitan community churches and the gay agenda : the power of pentecostalism and essentialism (1995)18310Seeing the word in a church for the deaf (with James S. Pappas, 1993)20911Elizondo's pastoral theology in action : an inductive appreciation (2000)21312Pentecostal immigrants and the making of the sun belt (1993)22613Religion and new (post-1965) immigrants : some principles drawn from field research (2000)23214Interpreting "Asian American religion" for a non-American audience (2003)25315The de-Europeanization of American Christianity (2004)25716Changes in the civic role of religion (1999)263Prospect : looking forward and outward278
