The Columbia Documentary History of Religion in America Since 1945

Expanded Contents
 Introduction: Religion and American Life Since World War II
 Editors' Acknowledgments
 Part 1 Religion in Cold War America: Cultures and Countercultures
 Chapter 1 Mainline Religion and the Cold War
 1. HAROLD JOHN OCKENGA, "CONVOCATION ADDRESS FOR FULLER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY" (1947)
 2. FULTON J. SHEEN, PEACE OF SOUL (1949)
 3. REINHOLD NIEBUHR, "THE INNOCENT NATION I NAN INNOCENT WORLD" (1952)
 4. "LETTER TO THE PRESBYTERIANS FROM THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY" (1953)
 5. DOROTHY DAY, "OUR BROTHERS, THE COMMUNISTS" (1949, 1953). 6. WILL HERBERG, "PROTESTANT, CATHOLIC, JEW" (1955)7. THE CHURCH LEAGUE OF AMERICA, "A MANUAL FOR SURVIVAL" (1961) J.B. MATTHEWS, CERTAIN ACTIVITIES OF CERTAIN CLERGYMEN (1963)
 8. J. WILLIAM FULBRIGHT, "THE ARROGANCE OF POWER" 1966)
 9. NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS, "THE CHALLENGE OF PEACE" (1983)
 10. RONALD REAGAN, "NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF EVANGELICALS
 REMARKS AT THE ANNUAL CONVENTION IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA" (1983)
 Chapter 2 Religion and the Counterculture
 1. ALLEN GINSBERG, "A BLAKE EXPERIENCE" (1966). 2. ALAN WATTS, "BEGINNING A COUNTERCULTURE" (FROM IN MY OWN WAY, 1972), "PSYCHEDELICS AND RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE" (FROM DOES IT MATTER?, 1971)3. CHARLES REICH, THE GREENING OF AMERICA (1970)
 4. TIMOTHY LEARY, "INTERPRETATIONS OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE" (FROM CHANGING MY MIND, AMONG OTHERS, 1982)
 5. RAM DASS, REMEMBER, BE HERE NOW (1971)
 6. DANIEL BERRIGAN, "BERRIGAN AT CORNELL" (1968)
 7. SHIRLEY MACLAINE, GOING WITHIN (1989)
 8. MEDICINE STORY, "SOMEWHERE UNDER THE RAINBOW"(1991)
 9. SHUNRYU SUZUKI, "POSTURE" (1970)
 10. GARY SNYDER, THE PRACTICE OF THE WILD (1990). 11. DUANE PEDERSON, THE JESUS PEOPLE (1971) HILEY WARD, THE FAR-OUT SAINTS OF THE JESUS COMMUNES (1971)12. KEITH HARRARY, "THE TRUTH ABOUT JONESTOWN" (1992)
 13. FRITJOF CAPRA, "MODERN PHYSICS" (FROM THE TAO OF PHYSICS, 1983)
 Part 2 Gender, Race, and Politics in American Religion Since 1945
 Chapter 3 Religion and the Civil Rights Movement
 1. MARTIN LUTHER KING, "LETTER FROM BIRMINGHAM CITY JAIL" (1963)
 2. STUDENT NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE (SNCC), "FREEDOM SONGS" (1960s)
 3. SNCC STATEMENT OF PURPOSE (1960) JAMES M. LAWSON JR., "WE ARE TRYING TO RAISE THE 'MORAL ISSUE'" (1960). 4. MARY KING, FREEDOM SONG (1987)5. MALCOLM X, AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X (1965)
 6. JAMES H. CONE, "THE WHITE CHURCH AND BLACK POWER" (1969)
 "GOD IS BLACK" (1970)
 7. COMMITTEE OF BLACK CHURCHMEN, "THE BLACK MANIFESTO" (1969)
 "BLACK POWER" (1966)
 8. VINCENT HARDING, "BLACK POWER AND THE AMERICAN CHRIST" (1967)
 9. JACQUELYN GRANT, "BLACK THEOLOGY AND THE BLACK WOMAN" (1980)
 10. CÉSAR A. CHÁVEZ, "THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN AND THE CHURCH" (1968)
 11. LUIS FONTÁNEZ, "THE THEOLOGY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE" (1974)
 12. VINE DELORIA JR., GOD IS RED (1973).