Part 7: The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals in the year 2000: a new era
Religion was making a comeback. Name a religion and it had believers in the city, sometimes a lot of them.
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Author: Tony Carnes
Part 6: The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals’ comeback in 1978
In 1978 the number of evangelical church plants jumped to three times greater than the average number planted per year for the previous decades.
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Part 5: The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals and the City’s comeback
However, at its lowest point, the city opted to rehabilitate itself. Often, outsiders played...
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Part 4: The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals and the religious context of 1975
Lower East Side, Manhattan. Photo by A Journey through NYC religions There was not much happiness...
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Part 2: The Making of the Postsecular City. 20th Century decline of evangelicals in NYC
The decline of the evangelicals was peculiar to a fifty year period in the mid-20th Century within the city’s almost four hundred year history. Evangelicalism predominated in the 19th and early 20th Century.
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