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Sociology of religion

Niebuhr's thesis that the division of American Protestantism into denominations followed lines of class, race, region and nationality more than doctrine.

In sociology of religion, denominationalism refers to Niebuhr's thesis that the division of American Protestantism into denominations followed lines of class, race, region and nationality more than doctrine. This meaning comes from Niebuhr (1929) in The social sources of denominationalism.[1]

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References

Niebuhr, H. R. (1929). The social sources of denominationalism. Peter Smith Pub. ISBN 9780766193420

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