Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction - Evangelicals and the Sixties: Revisiting the "Backlash" - Axel R. Schafer -- 1. Back to the Future - Contemporary American Evangelicalism in Cultural and Historical Perspective - Paul S. Boyer -- I. Talkin 'bout a Revolution? Evangelicals in 1960s Society and Culture -- 2. Prairie Fire - The New Evangelicalism and the Politics of Oil, Money, and Moral Geography - Darren Dochuk -- 3. A Revolutionary Mission - Young Evangelicals and the Language of the Sixties - Eileen Luhr -- 4. The Persistence of Antiliberalism - Evangelicals and the Race Problem - Steven P. Miller -- 5. Sex and the Evangelicals - Gender Issues, the Sexual Revolution, and Abortionin the 1960s - Daniel K. Williams -- II. Raging Against Leviathan? - Evangelicals and the Liberal State -- 6. Attica, Watergate, and the Origin of Evangelical Prison Ministry, 1969-1975 - Kendrick Oliver -- 7. Making Lemonade from Lemon Evangelicals, the Supreme Court, and the Constitutionality of School Aid - Emma Long -- 8. The Great Society, Evangelicals, and the Public Funding of Religious Agencies - Axel R. Schafer -- 9. Tempered by the Fires of War - Vietnam and the Transformation of the Evangelical Worldview - Andrew Preston -- III. Taking It to the Streets? New Perspectives on Evangelical Mobilization -- 10. The Evangelical Left and the Move from Personal to Social Responsibility - David R. Swartz -- 11. "The Harvest Is Ripe" - American Evangelicals in European Missions, 1950-1980 - Hans Krabbendam -- 12. "A Saga of Sacrilege" - Evangelicals Respond to the Second Vatican Council - Neil J. Young -- Contributors -- Index.