Civil Religion Today: Religion and the American Nation in the Twenty-First Century. Edited by Rhys H. Williams, Raymond Haberski, Jr., and Philip Goff.

Edited by Rhys H. Williams, Raymond Haberski, Jr., and Philip Goff Thinking critically and conceptually about civil religion, contributors make bold moves "beyond Bellah", capturing "changes in religion [and] American politics" and showing the extent to which civil religion can be expressed "ideologically" and/or "culturally" (pp. 9-10). This question catapults readers into the final section detailing "civil religion in practice", and starting with Rhys H. Williams's essay considering immigration and American civil religion. [Extracted from the article]

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