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Amistad Gives African American Their Due
Peter T. Chattaway
Bookshelf: Essential Reading on the American Dilemma
John Wilson
The Fugitive Slave and the Transcendentalist
Phillip E. Johnson
The Puzzle of John Brown
Tim Stafford
An Uncertain Trumpet
How Christians in the South sought to reconcile slavery with Scripture.
Eugene D. Genovese
Letters
Abolition's Hidden History
How black argument led to white commitment.
Tim Stafford
The Political Pulpits of Dixie
A tradition that goes back to the Confederacy.
Harry S. Stout
America's Holy War
Richard Carwardine
Self-Improvement
The surprising connection between American political theory and cognitive psychology.
Allen C. Guelzo
Lincoln and Providence
Richard Carwardine
Abolitionists in Africa
Antislavery, evangelicalism, and the "American factor" in West Africa.
Stewart Davenport and Wiebe Boer
Pop Culture: Amistad's Unsung Hero
Nobody made a larger impact on the movement to end slavery.
Tim Stafford
How God Won When Politics Failed
Learning from the abolitionists during a time of political discouragement.
By Tim Stafford
God's College and Radical Change
The Abolitionists
Despised and often attacked, they courageously carried the slaves' cause for thirty years. Why have these inescapably Christian men and women been forgotten?
Tim Stafford is senior writer for Christianity Today and author of numerous books including, with Dave Dravecky, Comeback (Zondervan, 1991). He is writing a historical novel on the abolitionist movement.
Preaching the Holy War
What did Protestant ministers say about the raging national battle?
Dr. James H. Moorhead is Mary McIntosh Bridge Professor of American Church History at Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, New Jersey, and author of American Apocalypse: Yankee Protestants and the Civil War, 1860–1869 (Yale, 1978).
Christianity and the Civil War: Recommended Resources
Christian History asked Dr. Charles Reagan Wilson to recommend books that creatively explore Christianity during the Civil War era. Dr. Wilson is professor of history and Southern studies at the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi. He is also author of Baptism in Blood: The Religion of the Lost Cause, 1865–1920 (Georgia, 1980).
Christianity and the Civil War: From the Editor - What PBS Didn't Tell You
KEVIN A. MILLER
Christianity and the Civil War: A Gallery of Firebrands and Visionaries
Leading people in religion and politics during the Civil War era
Mark Galli is associate editor of Leadership Journal and a consulting editor for Christian History.
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