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BR560.R5 T46 2017eb
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Richmond's priests and prophets : race, religion, and social change in the Civil Rights era / |
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BR560.S2 D73
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The St. Louis church survey. |
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BR560.S45 H64 2013eb
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The analogical turn : rethinking modernity with Nicholas of Cusa / |
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BR560.S46 R48 1983
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Revivalism, social conscience, and community in the Burned-over District : the trial of Rhoda Bement / |
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BR560.S7 D45 1992
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A bridging of faiths : religion and politics in a New England city / |
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BR560.W9 S6 1851
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The Worcester pulpit, with notices historical and bibliographical, |
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BR560.W9 S8 1890
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Worcester churches, 1719-1889 / |
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BR561.P75 B67 2012
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Keeping Faith at Princeton : a Brief History of Religious Pluralism at Princeton and Other Universities. |
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BR561.Y1 G1 1958
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Religion and learning at Yale; the Church of Christ in the college and universty, 1757-1957. |
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BR563
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Politics in the Pews : the Political Mobilization of Black Churches.
Fire in My Bones : Transcendence and the Holy Spirit in African American Gospel. |
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BR563.A82
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Religious language and Asian American hybridity / |
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BR563.A82 T44 2021
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Theologies of the multitudes for the multitudes : the legacy of Kwok Pui-lan / |
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BR563.B53
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Live long and prosper : how Black megachurches address HIV/AIDS and poverty in the age of prosperity theology / |
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BR563.B53 A33 2016eb
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Black Women's Christian Activism : Seeking Social Justice in a Northern Suburb. |
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BR563.B53 A44 2021
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Al Helm : Martin Luther King in Palestine / |
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BR563.B53 BR563.N4R25
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Slave Religion : the "Invisible Institution" in the Antebellum South. |
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BR563.B53 B47 2005eb
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Passionately human, no less divine : religion and culture in Black Chicago, 1915-1952 / |
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BR563.B53 B5645 2012
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The Black Church and Hip Hop Culture : Toward Bridging the Generational Divide. |
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BR563.B53 C385 2016eb
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Embracing Protestantism : black identities in the Atlantic world / |
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BR563.B53 C5 2003eb
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Black magic : religion and the African American conjuring tradition / |
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