Titlebook: Religion and the American Presidency; Mark J. Rozell,Gleaves Whitney Book 20071st edition Mark J. Rozell and Gleaves Whitney 2007 Cold War

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Religion in the Life, Thought, and Presidency of James Madison,on—to erect “a wall of separation” between church and state? This chapter addresses these questions though a close examination of some of Madison’s writings and presidential actions. It begins with a discussion of the role of religion in Madison’s life and thought. It then proceeds to examine Madiso

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Dwight D. Eisenhower: Civil Religion and the Cold War,k in unison, “Jimmy Carter, Jimmy Carter.” Soon thereafter, I read Philip Yancey’s accounts of Billy Graham’s ministry to Lyndon Johnson in the 1960s and of Yancey’s own religious conversations in the White House with Bill Clinton.. I have been chastened by the reminder that American presidents have

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,Ronald Reagan’s Faith and Attack on Soviet Communism,of Reagan’s faith published.. Of Reagan’s two best-known biographers, Lou Cannon and Edmund Morris, only Morris gave a certain amount of attention to Reagan’s faith; even then, Morris barely touched the tip of the iceberg. Worse, if Reagan’s faith is mentioned, it is linked to sensational matters li

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The Religion of Bill Clinton,t long after Clinton’s controversial presidency, scholars and citizens alike will continue to puzzle over questions relating to his personality, character, and religious life (Pfiffner 2000). Was Clinton a man of high character and personal faith? One can muster considerable supporting evidence. As