From Jamestown to Jefferson the evolution of religious freedom in Virginia - Rasor, Paul B.; Bond, Richard E., 1977-; ebrary, Inc.; Virginia Wesleyan College; Virginia Wesleyan College. Center for the Study of Religious Freedom (Charlottesville : University of Virginia Press, 2011)
Evidence of religion in seventeenth-century Virginia / Brent Tarter -- Lived religion in colonial Virginia / Edward L. Bond -- Religious diversity in colonial Virginia : red, black, and white / Philip D. Morgan -- Sectarians and strategies of dissent in colonial Virginia / Monica Najar -- Establishing new bases for religious authority / Thomas E. Buckley -- Virginia's contributions to the enduring themes of religious liberty in America / Daniel L. Dreisbach.
The origins of this volume lie in a semester-long symposium held during the fall of 2007 at Virginia Wesleyan College in Norfolk, Virginia, entitled "From Jamestown to Jefferson: The Evolution of Religious Authority in Colonial Virginia." The symposium was sponsored by the college's Center for the Study of Religious Freedom.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Electronic reproduction.
Keywords: Jefferson, Thomas, -- 1743-1826 -- Political and social views; Virginia; Freedom of religion -- Virginia -- History -- 17th century; Freedom of religion -- Virginia -- History -- 18th century; Church and state -- Virginia -- History -- 17th century; Church and state -- Virginia -- History -- 18th century; Virginia -- Church history -- 17th century; Virginia -- Church history -- 18th century; Electronic books