Schleiermacher's influences on American thought and religious life (1835-1920) / edited by Jeffrey A. Wilcox, Terrence N. Tice, and Catherine L. Kelsey.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Volume 1: Part 1. Schleiermacher's reception within the larger American religious movements of the nineteenth century -- Methodism in America (1766-1840): parallels and anticipations regarding Schleiermacher's influence / Catherine L. Kelsey -- Methodism in America (1840-1884): intellectual engagement with Schleiermacher, but no embrace / Catherine L. Kelsey -- Methodist theology in America (1884-1904): guarded adaptation of the Schleiermacherian trajectory to Methodist impulses / Catherine L. Kelsey -- Schleiermacher trajectory on trial: acquittal in heresy trial of Methodist Borden Parker Bowne and an opening theological door (1904-1920) / Catherine L. Kelsey -- Part 2. Early trend-setting evidence of Schleiermacher's influence in major adoptions and conflicts -- "A more thorough Trinitarian": Moses Stuart, Schleiermacher, and the Trinitarian debate in antebellum New England / Jeffrey A. Wilcox -- Schleiermacher and Horace Bushnell: is there a missing link? / David Haddorff -- The atoning life of Christ: Schleiermacher and John Williamson Nevin on incarnation and atonement / B.A. Gerrish -- Charles Hodge's reception of Schleiermacher / Mark Chapman -- Part 3. Restorations, transformations and rebellions: Schleiermacher receptions from antebellum decades into the new century. Schleiermacher and transcendentalist truth-telling: ethics, gender and speech in nineteenth-century New England / Katherine Faull -- Schleiermacher's contributions to an understanding of the nature of Scripture in the nineteenth-century American Restoration Movement / Kerry Holton -- Pietism, historical developmentalism and ecumenicity: Philip Schaff as a bridge-builder in the extended shadow of Friedrich Schleiermacher / George H. Shriver -- "In each the work of all, and in all the work of each": sin and salvation in Schleiermacher and Rauschenbusch / Elizabeth Hinson-Hasty --

Volume 2: Part 4. Regnant themes emerging, in part, from closer encounters with Schleiermacher -- William Newton Clarke, celebrated constructive theologian in the heritage of Schleiermacher and Bushnell / Terrence N. Tice -- The influence of Friedrich Schleiermacher on Edgar Young Mullins / E. Glenn Hinson -- "What an abominable religion!": Paul Carus's critique of Schleiermacher's theory of religion / Jeffrey A. Wilcox -- Affirming personality, criticizing impersonalism, and experiencing the divine: the Schleiermacherian themes that influenced Boston personalism / Dwayne A. Tunstall -- Part 5. A look ahead through long-lasting careers begun before 1920: Schleiermacher's vision expressed in the context of focal religious, intellectual and cultural conflict -- The "Schleiermacher Renaissance" begins to take hold, selectively, in American thought and life: part one: prefatory remarks on secular, apologetic, and constructive theology (Dewey, Knudson and Brown) / Terrence N. Tice -- The "Schleiermacher Renaissance" begins to take hold, selectively, in American thought and life: part two: prefatory remarks on practical and contemplative theology (Fosdick, Cross, Jones and Thurman) / Terrence N. Tice -- John Dewey's naturalist-pragmatic turn: a radical shift in his application of views chiefly distinctive of Schleiermacher from "religious" to secular interests in education, science and democratic life: first half: provisions for a secularized theology / Terrence N. Tice -- John Dewey's naturalist-pragmatic turn: a radical shift in his application of views chiefly distinctive of Schleiermacher from "religious" to secular interests in education, science and democratic life: second half: moves toward an actual Deweyan-style theology / Terrence N. Tice -- Albert C. Knudson's carefully modified apologetic version of Schleiermacher's theology / Terrence N. Tice -- William Adams Brown's apologetic-constructive version of elements in Schleiermacher's theology / Terrence N. Tice -- Harry Emerson Fosdick: adventurous religion / Marc S. Mullinax -- Howard Thurman's spirituality and the Beloved Community / Dumas Alexander Harshaw, Jr. -- Epilogue to part 5: In one another's company, with Thurman, Martin Luther King Jr., and subsequent generations / Terrence N. Tice --

Volume 3. Part 6. Schleiermacher and others on history and his views on psychology as an organizing discipline for philosophy and the sciences. Modern views on the nature of church history and historiography in the light of Schleiermacher's thought and practice / Jeffrey A. Wilcox -- Schleiermacher on history and comparative method / Terrence N. Tice -- Schleiermacher's psychology as a basis for organizing the functions and tasks of philosophy and thus of the sciences / Terrence N. Tice -- Takes and trends in historical accounts in English of Schleiermacher and those especially influenced by him / Terrence N. Tice -- Concluding observations / Terrence N. Tice.