The Negro Church: With an Introduction by Alton B. Pollard IIIWipf and Stock Publishers, 10 Nov 2011 - 334 halaman W. E. B. Du Bois was editor and principal author of The Negro Church, first published in 1903. A groundbreaking study, this volume is the first in-depth treatment of African-American religious life. It is the first sociological book on religion in the United States. It is the first empirical study of religion conducted by Black scholars. It is a landmark historical text on African-American religion and mores of a century and more ago. A new introduction provides the contextual backdrop for understanding the religious scholarship and faith of Du Bois. The appearance of this text for a new generation of students, scholars, researchers, and communities of faith is cause to celebrate. Recognition of The Negro Church is long overdue and justly deserved. |
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Primitive Negro Religion | 1 |
The Obeah Sorcery | 7 |
Early Restrictions | 14 |
The Moravians Methodists Baptists and Presbyterians | 21 |
The Sects and Slavery | 28 |
Present Condition of ChurchesThe Baptists | 144 |
The African Methodists | 162 |
The Zion Methodists | 173 |
Summary of Negro Churches 19001903 | 205 |
Negro Laymen and the Church | 207 |
Southern Whites and the Negro Church | 222 |
The Moral Status of Negroes | 240 |
Children and the Church | 255 |
Training of Ministers | 264 |
Some Notable Preachers | 282 |
The Eighth Atlanta Conference | 283 |
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