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Judeo-Christian tradition: a standalone construct

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Religious studies

the idea of a shared Jewish and Christian heritage, whose rise in twentieth-century American public language Silk traces.

In religious studies, Judeo-Christian tradition refers to the idea of a shared Jewish and Christian heritage, whose rise in twentieth-century American public language Silk traces. This meaning comes from Silk (1984) in American Quarterly.[1]

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Silk, M. (1984). Notes on the Judeo-Christian Tradition in America. American Quarterly, 36(1), 65. https://doi.org/10.2307/2712839

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