SP26: EVANGELICAL AMERICA: 12379
Syllabus.Supplement.UsefulInformationforStudents.docx
REL-C330/R532, Spring 2026: Evangelical America
Professor: Dr. Brown, email: browncg@iu.edu
Course meetings: MW 9:35-10:50AM
Office hours: M 11:00-11:59AM, Sycamore Hall (SY) 327
Course-specific WTS tutor:
From eighteenth-century Great Awakening revivals to twenty-first-century presidential campaigns, evangelicals—and Pentecostal and Charismatic movements within evangelicalism—have played a vital role in shaping American cultural, social, and political institutions. Who are evangelicals? What do they believe? How do they behave? Should non-evangelicals be worried about them? This course explores the causes, nature, and implications of evangelical influence through the lenses of history, literature, and religious studies—drawing upon fiction, poetry, autobiography, music, television, film, ethnography, and food. The course fulfills CASE A&H & DUS requirements.
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