Meeting (2003): AHA Session 9: How Civil Should American Religion Be? The Problem of Religious Consensus in Twentieth-Century America



			Friday, January 3, 9:30–11:30 a.m. American Historical Association Annual Meeting Sessions 9. How Civil Should American Religion Be? The Problem of Religious Consensus in Twentieth-Century America Palmer House, Parlor H Chair: Anne C. Rose, Penn State University Papers: Making America Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish: "Spiritual Federalism" and America's Third Democratic Faith Fred W. Beuttler, University of Illinois at Chicago Marriage to the Stars: Jewish Intermarriage and 1950s America Lila Corwin Berman, Yale University The Intellectual Origins of the American Civil Religion Mark Silk, Trinity College Comment: Anne C. Rose
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9. How Civil Should American Religion Be? The Problem of Religious Consensus in Twentieth-Century America