The Gospel According to Frank Wood Dean Radin and deep mourning

and deep mourning

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and the book is a major contribution to that debate

The Gospel According to Frank Wood Dean Radin and deep mourningAn eye opening history of how white evangelicals came to see America's past as sacred and themselves as its rightful stewards Though unknown to scholars of religion today, Frank Wood (1864 1945) was a prominent Protestant figure in his day. He taught what was said to be the largest Bible classes in Chicago and helped found the city's first neighborhood historical society. In this compelling microhistory, Christopher D. Cantwell draws upon these