Acknowledgments
Introduction: Evangelicals and the Sixties: Revisiting the "Backlash"
Axel R. Schäfer
1 Back to the Future: Contemporary American Evangelicalism in Cultural and Historical Perspective
Paul S. Boyer
Part I: Talkin <'>bout a Revolution? Evangelicals in 1960s Society and Culture
2 Prairie Fire: The New Evangelicalism and the Politics of Oil, Money, and Moral Geography
Darren Dochuk
3 A Revolutionary Mission: Young Evangelicals and the Language of the Sixties
Eileen Luhr
4 The Persistence of Antiliberalism: Evangelicals and the Race Problem
Steven P. Miller
5 Sex and the Evangelicals: Gender Issues, the Sexual Revolution, and Abortion in the 1960s
Daniel K. Williams
Part II: Raging against Leviathan? Evangelicals and the Liberal State
6 Attica, Watergate, and the Origin of Evangelical Prison Ministry, 1969–1975
Kendrick Oliver
7 Making Lemonade from Lemon: Evangelicals, the Supreme Court, and the Constitutionality of School Aid
Emma Long
8 The Great Society, Evangelicals, and the Public Funding of Religious Agencies
Axel R. Schäfer
9 Tempered by the Fires of War: Vietnam and the Transformation of the Evangelical Worldview
Andrew Preston
Part III: Taking It to the Streets? New Perspectives on Evangelical Mobilization
10 The Evangelical Left and the Move from Personal to Corporate Responsibility
David R. Swartz
11 "The Harvest Is Ripe": American Evangelicals in European Missions, 1950–1980
Hans Krabbendam
12 "A Saga of Sacrilege": Evangelicals Respond to the Second Vatican Council
Neil J. Young
Contributors
Index