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q237hq40826	Richard Bryan Bademan	Contesting the Evangelical Age: Protestant Challenges to Religious Subjectivity in Antebellum America	2004		.txt	text/plain	339	11	27	Concerned that religious and political cultures were too readily blending into each other--to the detriment of both--leading Protestants criticized populist evangelicalism for its easy accommodation to and sanction of American cultural norms. Most important, in their contest with evangelical notions of the church as an invisible and ideal community of truly regenerate humans, churchly Protestants insisted that the church was also a visible body of Christians who gather regularly for worship in specific locations.	cache/q237hq40826.txt	txt/q237hq40826.txt