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democratization of American Christianity: a standalone construct

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democratization ofAmerican Christianity1 CONSTRUCTDemocratization ofHATCH · AMERICAN RELIGIOUS

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American religious history

Nathan Hatch's thesis that popular movements after the Revolution reshaped American Christianity around ordinary people, lay preachers and anti-elitism.

In American religious history, democratization of American Christianity refers to Nathan Hatch's thesis that popular movements after the Revolution reshaped American Christianity around ordinary people, lay preachers and anti-elitism. This meaning comes from Hatch (1989) in The democratization of American Christianity.[1]

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  1. Hatch, N. O. (1989). The democratization of American Christianity. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300050608

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