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Culture Wars The Struggle to Define America by James Davison Hunter (z-lib.org)
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Index
ABC (American Broadcasting Company, 144, 227 .
Abington Township School District v. Schnnpp, 267
Abortion issues, 4, 19, 44, 49-50, 9092, 170, 226, 305; and accusations of totalitarianism, 150, 152; and Catholicism, 12, 18, 93-94, 130, 145, 162, 254, 277, 284-85; claims regarding, and public opinion data, 146-47; and denominational loyalties, 88; and direct mail appeals, 167; and education, 204, 212; and electoral politics, 275, 277; and the family, 194-95; and morality, 119, 127, 129; ·and motherhood, con~pt of, 186-87; and the new ecumenism, 99, 100; and Operation Rescue, 18, 49, 299, 316; and pluralism, 42, 114, 115, 309, 312; and public discourse, 159, 161; and Roe v. Wade, 13, 19, 162, 218, 253, 322; and Websterv. Re-
. productive Health Services, 271, 285, 297 Accommodationism, 263-65, 269
Accuracy in Academia (AIA), 214-15 Accuracy in Media (AIM), 228 ACLU (Ameri~ Civil Liberties
Union), 48, 99, 144-45, 147; 148, 150, 151, 162-64, 167, 197, 206, 210, 242, 252, 253, 261, 268, 271, 279,280,310
Act for Better Child Care, 98, 188 Adams.John, 109, 114 Adolescent Family Life Act, 268 Affirmative action, 42, 217-18
Agudath Israel, 95, 98, 100, 103, 202, 209
AIDS, 8, 194, 316
Ailen, Albert, 38
"Alabama Textbook Case," 261 Alger, Horatio, 38
America, 20, 61, 108; definition of, 11, 49-51, 61, 177; and democratic ideals of pluralism, 26; and freedom, concept of, 24; and national purpose, 32; and public culture, 61-64; role of, iii the world, 62, 116-17, 288-90
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405 |
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Campbell, Luther, 232-33, 241 |
Ceaser, James, 284 |
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Campus Crusade for Christ, 111, 203, |
Censorship, 239-47. See also Freedom, |
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234 |
of speech |
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Capitalism, 78, 111-12 |
Central America, 99, 163, 227, 280, |
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Carter, jimmy, 179, 251, 274-76, 280 |
297 |
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Catholicism, 10, 83-84, 108-11, 302, · |
Central Conference of American Rab- |
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304; and abortion, 12, 18, 93-94, |
bis, 80, 99 |
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130, 145, 162, 254, 277, 284-85; and |
Chicago Tribune, 36, 151 |
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church_-state relations, 264-65, 279; |
China, 156-57 |
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and cultural alignment, 93-97; and |
Christ, 4, 11, 132, 224, 281; authority |
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the definition of religion, 256; and |
of, 185; language about, and pro- |
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denominational loyalties, 86-88; |
gressivism, 184; and martyrs, 299; |
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and the "DuPage Declaration," 93; |
and modernism, 139; and philoso- |
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and ecumenism, 99, 101, 103-4; and |
phy of education, 23; resurrection |
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education, 23, 26, 101, 198-211, |
of, 81; in The Last Temptation ofChrist, |
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218, 221-24; and electoral politics, |
233-34, 237; and the work ethic, |
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277, 280, 281; and the family, 179, |
111 |
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181; fissures within, 74, 77, 78, 79, |
Christian Century, |
142 |
86; and freedom, definitions of, 111; |
Christianity and Crisis, 115 |
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and gay rights, 10-11, 93-94, 153, |
Christianity Today, 242-43 |
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192-94; and immigration, 69-70, |
Christianization, 145 |
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71; and "infidelity," 137-38; and in- |
Chronicles, 244-45 |
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termarriage, 87; and intolerance, |
Church and state, 146, 163, 204, 207- |
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155, 156; and the media, 228, 229, |
8, 261-62, 263, 265-71, 277 |
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234, 244, 245; modernist tradition |
,Church ofthe Holy Trinity v. United States, |
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of, 80; and the ordination of ~omen, |
257 |
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185-86; and orthodox Judaism, |
Citizen, 98, 188 |
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100; and pluralism, 77, 104-5; and |
Citizens for Educational Freedom, 21, |
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the "pro-family" movement, 179, |
47, 101,202,207 |
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181; and progressivist initiatives, 47, |
Civil Rights Act of 1964, 192 |
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78,79,80-85,93-97, 123,124,145, |
Civil Rights Amendment Act, 192 |
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153; and the proposition of "com- |
Civil Rights Restoration Act, 98, 223 |
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parable worth," 127; and Protes- |
Civil War, 50, 61, 213 |
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tantism, 35-39, 131-32; and public |
Class, 52, 64, 118, 127, 180-82, 189, |
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philosophy and national priority, . |
210-11 |
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116-17; Romanist traditions, 80; |
CLeaR-TV, 228, 236, 303 |
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and sex education, 205, 222; and |
Clergy and Laity Concerned, 102, 115 |
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special agenda organizations, 89, |
Closing of the |
American Mind, The . |
93-95, 99; and theological modern- |
(Bloom), 220 |
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ism, 95; and women's rights, 100 |
Cockran, Bourke, 282 |
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CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System), |
Colonies, 68, 151, 161. See also Puri- |
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227, 228, 247 |
tans |
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