And while nearly 2 in 3 white mainline Protestant churchgoers (64%) agree that America is in danger of losing its culture and identity, that sentiment is shared by just 37% of mainline clergy.

Today Protestants in America live with the consequences of our emeritus status. The churches we support, and even those we rebuke, are notoriously ineffective. They are, by and large, neither ...

Widely-circulated magazines are now dealing with this subject. “Can Protestantism Hold Its Own in Modern America?” is the subject of an elaborate article by Russell Kirk in the February issue ...

This simple question is splitting America apart, with a growing proportion ... While Catholics, European Protestants and so-called mainstream US Protestants consider the biblical account of ...

She identifies the emergence of a powerful Protestant counter-reaction to Catholic-controlled public schools as the source of the modern doctrine of strict separation of church and state.

Puritans, the early settlers of the American colonies, might have the reputation for being the strict and chaste, but the truth is that the sect of English Protestants could be relatively socially ...

and taught strict adherence to particular religious doctrines." Mainstream Protestants are described by contrast as having "an accommodating stance toward modernity, a proactive view on issues of ...

“It is the prayer of all who worked toward its creation that this will become more than a symbol of the growing spiritual unity of Protestant and Eastern Orthodox Churches in America.