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Gillin, John Lewis

 
9781330676868: The Dunkers a Sociological Interpretation (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Uncover how a small religious group grew into a major American movement. This study, The Dunkers: A Sociological Interpretation, applies sociological theory to understand the Dunker denomination, tracing its European origins and American development with clear, accessible analysis. It frames the journey through the lenses of social population, social mind, and social organization, showing how environment, culture, and democratic ideas shaped the faith’s evolution.

The book frames the movement in three parts: how it began in Europe, how it transformed after moving to America, and how it matured through unification and liberalization in a changing society. Readers will follow the rise of a distinct religious community, its regional spread, and the ways a democratic society influenced its growth and practices. It emphasizes method, context, and evidence, presenting a grounded portrait of a religious body in historical perspective.

What you’ll experience:


  • Origins of the Dunkers in Europe and the factors that shaped their beliefs

  • Migration to America and the social conditions that influenced early growth

  • How social population, mind, and organization evolved over time

  • The path to unification, liberalization, and present-day dynamics



Ideal for readers of sociology of religion, American religious history, and students seeking a clear, evidence-based look at how a faith community develops within a democratic society.

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