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Book Description Paper Back. Condition: New. Is the ''evangelical print culture'' of the nineteenth century worthy of an entire volume? As Candy Gunther Brown, a professor of American studies at St. Louis University, puts it, ''The Word became incarnate in American culture by the 1850s as publishers demonstrated its relevance to diverse cultural settings, ranging from the refined Victorian parlor to the rough-hewn frontier farm.'' She argues that historians of this period have too easily overlooked this ''theology of commercialization'' by assuming nineteenth-century evangelicals were more interested in packaging than content. Creating an evangelical canon became the Protestant way of navigating the tension of their two-fold aim: purity (keeping the sacred uncontaminated by the profane) and presence (infusing the world with sanctifying influence). Brown chooses not to examine the question of whether ''evangelicals were correct in asserting God authored all meaning,'' focusing instead on how evangelical writing, publishing and reading affected both culture and participant. Her conclusion that this era was a defining one in disseminating the Protestant doctrine of the priesthood of all believers is fascinating to consider, and as far as we know, unique. Considering that in recent years Christian titles have occupied top slots on national best-seller lists, Brown's final question is of immediate relevance: ''Will twenty-first-century religious uses of the media balance purity and presence or instead flow toward one or another extreme?'' 336 pp. Seller Inventory # 2228
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