The soul of the American university : from protestant establishment to established nonbelief / George M. Marsden.
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
1994.
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Table of Contents:
- God and Buckley at Yale (1951)
- Henry Sloane Coffin's Yale (1897)
- A "Christian college"? The Yale of Noah Porter and William Graham Sumner (1879-1881)
- The burden of Christendom: seventeenth-century Harvard
- The new queen of the sciences and the new Republic
- Two kinds of sectarianism
- A righteous consensus, Whig style
- American practicality and Germanic ideals: two visions for reform
- The Christian legacy in the epoch of science
- Positive Christianity versus Positivism at Noah Porter's Yale
- California: revolution without much ideology
- Methodological secularization and its Christian rationale at Hopkins
- Liberal Protestantism at Michigan: New England intentions with Jeffersonian results
- Harvard and the religion of humanity
- Holding the line at Princeton
- Making the world safe from the traditionalist establishment
- The low-church idea of a university
- The trouble with the old-time religion
- The elusive ideal of academic freedom
- The Fundamentalist menace
- The obstacles to a Christian presence
- Outsiders
- Searching for a soul
- A church with the soul of a nation
- Liberal Protestantism without Protestantism.