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=100   #$$a Bloom, Harold
=245  1#$$a The American Religion : The Emergence Of The Post-CFhristian Nation
=250  ##$$a Cet. 1
=260  ##$$a New York :$b A Touch Stone Books,$c 1993
=300  ##$: $b 271.; 21,5 cm ; $c 21,5 cm
=500  ##$$a Indeks : Indeks
=520  ##$$a In this strikingly and original work, Harold Bloom extends his investigation of the religious imagination begun with his national bestseller The Book of J to produce a briliant new examination of America's national soul. The American Religion seeks to answer the question "What do American really believe?" Harold Bloom finds that although America considers itself a cristian nation, in fact, American civilization has spawnedits own pecu liar theology, a spirituality that bloom classifies as a form of Gnosticism. In this book, he examines the manifestationof this native religiojn among adherents of the five major made-in-America faiths--Pentecostalists, Mormons, Adventists, Christian Scientists, and Jehovah's Witnesses--as well asthe beliefs of Southern Baptists and African-American. In the process, Mr. Bloom creates a provocative and controversial study of the innermost meanings of religion over two centuries of America culture.
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