the mormon people the making of an american faith

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He is a specialist in American religious history, with particular interests in Mormonism, new religious movements, and the development of the concept of “religion” in the United States. Hunter Chair of Mormon Studies, with a joint appointment in history and religion in 2019. Matthew Bowman was appointed the Howard W.

The mormon people the making of an american faith