On the Legacy of Lutheranism in Finland

Preface\nKaius Sinnemäki, Robert H. Nelson, Anneli Portman, Jouni Tilli: The Legacy of Lutheranism in a Secular Nordic Society: An Introduction\nI Building Lutheranismand National Identity\n	Kaius Sinemäki, Janne Saarikivi: Sacred Language: Reformation, Nationalism, and Linguistic Culture\n	Patrik Hagman: What Is This Thing Called Lutheranism Anyway? A Critical Perspective on the Construction of Lutheran Christianity in Sweden and Finland\n	Klaus Helkama, Anneli Portman: Protestant Roots of Honesty and Other Finnish Values\nII Education and Culture\n	Kirsi Salonen: Reformation and the Medieval Roots of the Finnish Education\n	Hannele Niemi, Kaius Sinnemäki: The Role of Lutheran Values in the Success of the Finnish Educational System\n	Tuija Laine: From Learning the Catechism by Heart towards Independent Reading\n	Eerika Finell, Anneli Portman, Mia Silfver-Kuhalampi: Christianity as a Criterion of Nationin Finland among Upper Secondary School Students in 2002, 2008, and 2014\nIII Lutheranism and Social Practice\n	Jyrki Knuutila: Lutheran Culture as an Ideological Revolution in Finland from the 16th Century up to the Beginning of the 21st Century:A Perspective from Ecclesiastical Legislation\n	Robert H. Nelson: Lutheranism and the Equality of Women in the Nordic Countries\n	Esa Mangeloja: Religious Revival Movements and the Development of the Twentieth-century Welfare-state in Finland\n	Henrietta Grönlund: Between Lutheran Legacy and Economyas Religion: The Contested Roles of Philanthropy in Finland Today\nIV Church in Adaptation\n	Niko Huttunen: Esivalta: The Religious Roots of the Finnish Moral View of Society\n	Jouni Tilli: A Storm Might Be Brewing:’ The Lutheran Church and Secular Authority in Finland, 1944–1948\n	Pasi Ihalainen: Towards a Religion of Popular Sovereignty ,Democracy and Equality: The Lutheran Sermon as a Nexus of Traditional and Modern Discourses on Political Values and a Collective Identity\n	Katja Valaskivi: Branding as a Response to the ‘Existential Crisis’ of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland\nList of Contributors\nAbstract\nSubject and Place Index\nIndex of Names