Ttc - Prof. Patrick N Allitt - American Religious History [repack] Jun 2026
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As the 20th century dawned, Darwin shook the foundations. Allitt’s lectures on the Fundamentalist-Modernist controversy are worth the price of the course alone. He explains the "Five Points of Fundamentalism" (inerrancy of Scripture, virgin birth, substitutionary atonement, bodily resurrection, and historical reality of miracles) and how they became a rallying cry against higher criticism and evolution.
Professor Patrick N. Allitt (Emory University) Format: Audio/Video (The Great Courses) Number of Lectures: 24
The course examines religion not just as a set of beliefs, but as a sensory and cultural experience. Allitt highlights everything from the architectural design of sacred spaces to the "Protestant" nature of the church casserole.
: The Great Courses (Audible, Wondrium, or library via Kanopy/Hoopla).
, taught by Prof. Patrick N. Allitt for The Great Courses (TTC), is a 24-lecture survey that explores the immense vitality and diversity of religious life in the United States from European contact to the late 20th century. Course Overview
As the 20th century dawned, Darwin shook the foundations. Allitt’s lectures on the Fundamentalist-Modernist controversy are worth the price of the course alone. He explains the "Five Points of Fundamentalism" (inerrancy of Scripture, virgin birth, substitutionary atonement, bodily resurrection, and historical reality of miracles) and how they became a rallying cry against higher criticism and evolution.
Professor Patrick N. Allitt (Emory University) Format: Audio/Video (The Great Courses) Number of Lectures: 24
The course examines religion not just as a set of beliefs, but as a sensory and cultural experience. Allitt highlights everything from the architectural design of sacred spaces to the "Protestant" nature of the church casserole.
: The Great Courses (Audible, Wondrium, or library via Kanopy/Hoopla).
, taught by Prof. Patrick N. Allitt for The Great Courses (TTC), is a 24-lecture survey that explores the immense vitality and diversity of religious life in the United States from European contact to the late 20th century. Course Overview
