Lincoln's Sacred Effort: Defining Religion's Role in American Self-GovernmentLexington Books, 19.01.2000 - 264 Seiten Lucas Morel examines what the public life of Abraham Lincoln teaches about the role of religion in a self-governing society. Lincoln's understanding of the requirements of republican government led him to accommodate and direct religious sentiment toward responsible self-government. As a successful republic requires a moral or self-controlled people, Lincoln believed, the moral and religious sensibilities of a society should be nurtured. |
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... University Press , 1955 ) , 1 : 112 . Hereinafter cited as Collected Works ; all emphases in original except where otherwise noted . 3. Elton Trueblood , Abraham Lincoln : Theologian of American Anguish ( New York : Harper & Row ...
... University Press , 1955 ) , 1 : 112 . Hereinafter cited as Collected Works ; all emphases in original except where otherwise noted . 3. Elton Trueblood , Abraham Lincoln : Theologian of American Anguish ( New York : Harper & Row ...
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... University Press of Kansas , 1996 ) . West shows that some evangelical reform movements - in particular , those addressing the Sunday mails and the Cherokee removal controversies - made their social and political appeals not merely on ...
... University Press of Kansas , 1996 ) . West shows that some evangelical reform movements - in particular , those addressing the Sunday mails and the Cherokee removal controversies - made their social and political appeals not merely on ...
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... University Press , 1955 ) , 1 : 112 . Hereinafter cited as Collected Works ; all emphases in original except where otherwise noted . 5. For Lincoln the politician , see Richard Hofstadter , “ Abraham Lincoln and the Self - Made Myth ...
... University Press , 1955 ) , 1 : 112 . Hereinafter cited as Collected Works ; all emphases in original except where otherwise noted . 5. For Lincoln the politician , see Richard Hofstadter , “ Abraham Lincoln and the Self - Made Myth ...
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... University of Illinois Press , 1988 ) , 129. See also Ronald C. White , Jr. , " Lincoln's Sermon on the Mount : The Second Inaugural Address , " in Religion and the American Civil War , Randall M. Miller , Harry S. Stout , and Charles ...
... University of Illinois Press , 1988 ) , 129. See also Ronald C. White , Jr. , " Lincoln's Sermon on the Mount : The Second Inaugural Address , " in Religion and the American Civil War , Randall M. Miller , Harry S. Stout , and Charles ...
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... University of Dallas Press , 1976 ) , esp . 123-25 . 29. Harry V. Jaffa , Crisis of the House Divided : An Interpretation of the Issues in the Lincoln - Douglas Debates ( Seattle : University of Washington Press , 1973 ; reprint ed ...
... University of Dallas Press , 1976 ) , esp . 123-25 . 29. Harry V. Jaffa , Crisis of the House Divided : An Interpretation of the Issues in the Lincoln - Douglas Debates ( Seattle : University of Washington Press , 1973 ; reprint ed ...
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