Spiritual Politics: Religion and America Since World War IIFrom Simon & Schuster, Spiritual Politics is Mark Silk's exploration of religion and America since World War II. A social history of the people and ideas that have shaped American culture in the postwar era shows how Americans have pursued a national religion while operating as spiritual individuals and reveals how religion operates in business. |
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