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private and public Protestantism: a standalone construct

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American religious history

Martin Marty's division of American Protestantism into a private party focused on individual salvation and a public party focused on social reform.

In American religious history, private and public Protestantism refers to Martin Marty's division of American Protestantism into a private party focused on individual salvation and a public party focused on social reform. This meaning comes from Marty (1970) in Righteous empire.[1]

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  1. Marty, M. E. (1970). Righteous empire. Dial Press. Open Library record

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