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Lyman Abbot argued that Darwin's Theory of Evolution and Christianity are compatible; his reasoning being that both describe a state of progress from simple to complex and that Darwin does not dismiss nor contradict the idea that God may have created all life.

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The APA was an association against Catholics who believed that Catholics were mindless followers of the Pope. The association vowed to not or support any Catholic individuals or organizations.

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William Birney was an advocate against deportation of Muslims. He advances the idea that Congress should not have any say over the rights of religious sects.

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Abraham Cahan contended that New York was corrupting the traditional ways of Jewish faith.

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Joel A. Carpenter brings light to how technology was skillfully adopted by those hoping to spread their religion. Religion was drifting out of American minds so religious leaders fused their practice with popular art, music, entertainment, journalism and the radio. The Chicago Gospel Tabernacle being the most notable example from the text.

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DuBoi’s wrote a piece on a pro-segregation Southern woman, who meets an embodiment of Christ portrayed as a Black individual. DuBoi writes to insight a feeling of guilt and empathy into racist people in order to promote a change in their belief system.

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Charles Hodge in opposed to Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution as he believes it is in dismissal of the "fact" that God created all life. He does not think Darwin can rightfully define the "design of nature".

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John F. Kennedy, being the first Catholic president, promotes his presidency by assuring the American people that he believes in the seperation of church (his personal religion) and state (his presidency) and that his faith will not, and should not, impact his presidency in any way.

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Mark S. Massa notes the expansion of Catholic communities after World War 2. Following the war, Catholic's no longer interacted solely amongst themselves and found common ground with the rest of the country.

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Carry Nation is infamous for attacking saloons in Kiowa. Nation claims God willed her to rid Kiowa of alcohol and "wickedness".

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Vivikananda was a Hindu guest speaker at the world fair who soon became well loved in the United States. He spoke on the caste system and spirituality, sparking the curiosity of Americans.

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In this era, Catholics were often harshly viewed by other Americans who had bias from Catholic history.

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Protestant Christian movement.

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Darwin's Theory of Evolution.

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Indian religion

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A group committed to targeting a certain religious faith or ethnic group, notably the Jewish population.

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Abrahamic monotheistic religion which abides by the Quran and the teachings of Muhammad.

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The Jewish religion.

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Illegal hanging, often targeted to Black Individuals.

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Simply put: abstinence; evolved into a movement during the Progressive Era.

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A way that religion was able to regain great influence over America.

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1939-1945
-Trench warfare
-Pres Wilson
-Isolationism