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1. Bill Minutaglio and Steven L. Davis, Dallas 1963 (New York: Hachette Books, 2013). In 1960, Hunt was reput…
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2. Minutaglio and Davis, Dallas 1963, 49–54.
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3. The one notable exception is found in James E. Towns, The Social Conscience of W. A. Criswell (Dallas, TX:…
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4. See, for instance, Eric C. Miller, “Fighting for Freedom: Liberal Argumentation in Culture War Rhetoric,” …
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5. Having flared in 1928 in response to the nomination of Al Smith, anti-Catholicism was later nourished by t…
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6. For the definitive accounts of the campaign, see Theodore H. White, The Making of the President 1960 (New …
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7. For one such exception, see Beryl F. McClerren, “Southern Baptists and the Religious Issue during the Pres…
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8. See Harold Barrett, "John F. Kennedy before the Greater Houston Ministerial Association," Central States S…
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David Henry, "Senator John F. Kennedy Encounters the Religious Question: 'I Am Not the Catholic Candidate for…
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Barbara Warnick, "Argument Schemes and the Construction of Social Reality: John F. Kennedy's Address to the H…
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and Michael J. Hostetler, "Gov. Al Smith Confronts the Catholic Question: The Rhetorical Legacy of the 1928 C…
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9. Henry, “Senator John F. Kennedy Encounters the Religious Question,” 154.
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10. James Reston, “Can the Religious Issue Be Controlled?” New York Times, April 10, 1960, E10.
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11. Cabell Phillips, “The Catholic Issue,” New York Times, September 4, 1960, 127.
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12. Leo Egan, “Religion: U.S. Campaign,” New York Times, October 30, 1960, E4.
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13. Egan, “Religion: U.S. Campaign,” E4.
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14. Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, Righteous Discontent: The Women’s Movement in the Black Baptist Church, 1880–…
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15. See E. Frances White, Dark Continent of Our Bodies: Black Feminism and the Politics of Respectability (Ph…
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16. Edward H. Miller, Nut Country: Right-Wing Dallas and the Birth of the Southern Strategy (Chicago, IL: Uni…
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17. Perhaps the most obvious challenge to our application of this term to this demographic concerns the reali…
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18. See Daniel A. Poling, Mine Eyes Have Seen (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1959), 256-61
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and "A Sanctuary of Brotherhood," Christian Herald, December 1959, 56-59.
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19. Among other prominent religious leaders, Methodist Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam cited the story as grounds for…
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20. “Kennedy Disputes Interfaith Story,” New York Times, December 9, 1959, 37.
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21. William G. Weart, “Dispute Clouded Chapel at Start,” New York Times, January 17, 1960, 51.
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22. Weart, “Dispute Clouded Chapel at Start,” 51.
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23. Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake and Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam, “A Protestant View of a Catholic for President,…
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24. E. S. James, Baptist Standard, February 17, 1960, 1.
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25. “Protestant Groups’ Statements,” New York Times, September 8, 1960, 25.
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26. “Peale to Head Protestant Forum on Religious Issue in Campaign,” New York Times, September 4, 1960, 49.
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27. “Protestant Groups’ Statements,” New York Times, September 8, 1960, 25.
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28. “The Campaign: The Power of Negative Thinking,” Time, September 19, 1960, 21
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29. Criswell’s most controversial statements had concerned race. In 1956, he gave a fiery speech to the South…
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30. See Miller, Nut Country.
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31. W. A. Criswell, “George Truett and Religious Liberty,” address to the First Baptist Church of Dallas, Jul…
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32. Criswell, “George Truett and Religious Liberty.”
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33. Criswell, “George Truett and Religious Liberty.”
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34. Criswell, “George Truett and Religious Liberty.”
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35. Criswell, “George Truett and Religious Liberty.”
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36. Criswell’s invocation of a singular, unified Protestant audience validates our claim that religious freed…
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37. Readers may observe that much of Criswell’s case draws upon widespread anxiety not just about Catholic su…
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38. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 3.
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39. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 3.
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40. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 3.
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41. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 4.
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42. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 4.
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43. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 4.
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44. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 4. It is a testament to the quality of the composition that the pamphlet s…
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45. So common were such claims, in fact, that Kennedy addressed them directly in his Los Angeles acceptance a…
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46. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 4.
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47. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 5.
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48. This is a point on which the distinction between speech and printed text is especially important. Though …
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49. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 6. Here, too, Criswell had delivered these lines with a climactic intensit…
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50. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 7–8.
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51. Criswell, “Religious Freedom,” 8.
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52. See Minutaglio and Davis, Dallas 1963, 42.
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53. Others have made this mistake as well. See, for instance, Jim Towns, The Legacy of W. A. Criswell (Nacogd…
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and Neil J. Young, "'A Saga of Sacrilege': Evangelicals Respond to the Second Vatican Council," in American E…
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54. Minutaglio and Davis, Dallas 1963, 49.
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55. Religious Freedom, the Church, the State, and Senator Kennedy, Dawson Institute of Church-State Studies, …
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56. The 1960 election is famous for being among the closest races in American history, decided by 112,881 vot…
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57. Minutaglio and Davis, Dallas 1963, 53.
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58. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Religious Literature: Dr. W. A. Criswell, https://www.jf…
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59. Charles Grutzner, “Poling Praises Kennedy’s Stand on the Religion Issue,” New York Times, September 14, 1…
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60. Grutzner, “Poling Praises Kennedy’s Stand,” 34.
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61. “Issue of Religion Barred by Poling,” New York Times, October 17, 1960, 22.
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62. George Dugan, “Politics Avoided in Sermons Here,” New York Times, November 7, 1960, 25.
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63. It might be more accurate to call Keith’s book a hagiography, as the author himself admits: “As a biograp…
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64. W. A. Criswell, Standing on the Promises: The Autobiography of W. A. Criswell (Dallas, TX: Word Publishin…
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65. “CBS Evening News for 1984-09-06,” Vanderbilt Television News Archive, https://tvnews.vanderbilt.edu/prog…
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66. This argument is supported by much of Jonathan J. Edwards’s analysis of fundamentalist politics. See Edwa…
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67. See Eric C. Miller, ed., The Rhetoric of Religious Freedom in the United States (Lanham, MD: Lexington, 2017).
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68. The argument that mainstream conservative Christian advocates tend privately to sympathize with and publi…