This is a single-volume source of reliable information on the most important alternative religions, covering for each such essentials as history, theology, impact on the culture, and current status. The chapters of the book were written by experts who study the movements they have written about. Introduction
Timothy Miller
Part I. Established Christian Alternatives
1 The Anabaptists
Donald F. Durnbaugh
2 Symbol and Sign in Methodist Holiness and Pentecostal Spirituality
Charles Edwin Jones
3 The Adventist and Jehovah's Witness Branch of Protestantism
Jerry Bergman
4 The Latter Day Saint Churches
Steven L. Shields
5 Christian Science and American Culture
John K. Simmons
6 On the Verge: The Evolution of American Quakerism
Margaret Hope Bacon
7 Swedenborgianism
Eugene Taylor
8 Unitarian Universalism: An Interpretation Through Its History
Mason Olds
Part II. Contemporary Christian and Jewish Movements
9 Roman Catholic Traditionalism
William Dinges
10 Hasidism and Its Effects on Alternative Jewish Movements in America
S. Daniel Breslauer
11 God and Race: British-Israelism and Christian Identity
William L. Ingram
12 The Children of God
David E. Van Zandt
13 The Boston Church of Christ
Russell Paden
14 From Holy Order of MANS to Christ the Savior Brotherhood: The Radical Transformation of an Esoteric Christian Order
Phillip Lucas
15 The Branch Davidians: A Social Profile and Organizational History
David G. Bromley and Edward D. Silver
Part III. Religions from Asia
16 Buddhism in America: The Dharma in the Land of the Red Man
Jane Hurst
17 Hinduism Arrives in America: The Vedanta Movement and the Self-Realization Fellowship
Catherine Wessinger
18 Hindu Movements Since Mid-Century: Yogis in the States
Gene R. Thursby
19 Hare Krishna in America: Growth, Decline, and Accommodation
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