Religion in the Lands That Became America

This expansive retelling of American religious history traces the influence of faith from 11,000 years ago to the modern era, highlighting how religion has shaped societal and environmental change. By exploring a diverse array of peoples and faiths, the book offers a fresh perspective on key transitions and crises, emphasizing the complex role of religion in promoting and hindering human and ecological flourishing. Turning away from traditional narratives, it identifies historical moments of sustainability challenges and resilience, providing a nuanced understanding of America's spiritual past.