Rise and Fall of the Religious Left

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Benjamin Rolsky's first monograph explores the historical trajectory of the religious left in America, focusing on its engagement with politics, television, and popular culture from the 1970s onward.

The book analyzes how these cultural forces contributed to the rise and eventual fall of progressive religious movements.

Drawing on his expertise in American religious studies, Rolsky provides insights into the shifting dynamics of religion and public life in modern U.S.

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