"It is a day of judgment": The peacemakers, religion, and radicalism in Cold War America

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• Anti-nuclear Activism 33%
• Atomic Bomb 33%
• Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament 33%
• Christian 33%
• Christian Belief 33%
• Cold War 100%
• Conscription 33%
• Day of Judgment 100%
• Early Years 66%
• Enlightenment 33%
• Hiroshima 33%
• Human Progress 33%
• Interwar Years 33%
• Leadership Roles 33%
• Liberal Protestantism 33%
• Nagasaki 33%
• Nuclear Proliferation 33%
• Nuclear Testing 33%
• Pacifism 33%
• Peace 33%
• PeaceMaker 100%
• Political Culture 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Politics of Resistance 33%
• Protestant 33%
• Radicalism 100%
• Realist Framework 33%
• Redemption 33%
• Repentance 33%
• Secular Society 33%
• Soviet Union 33%
• United States 33%
• US Foreign Policy 33%

Arts and Humanities

• 1950s 25%
• 1960s 25%
• Atomic Bomb 25%
• Christian beliefs 25%
• Cold War 50%
• Cold War America 100%
• Conscription 25%
• Contemporary 25%
• Disarmament 25%
• Enlightenment 25%
• Framework 50%
• Hiroshima 25%
• Inter-war years 25%
• Liberal 25%
• Nagasaki 25%
• Nuclear 100%
• pacifist 25%
• Policymakers 25%
• Political Culture 25%
• Protestant 25%
• Protestantism 25%
• realist 25%
• Redemption 25%
• Religion 100%
• Repentance 25%
• Secular Society 25%
• Tradition 25%
• U.S. foreign policy 25%
• U.S.S.R. 25%
• Violent Extremism 100%

Social Sciences

• Christians 33%
• Cold War 100%
• Disarmament 33%
• Extremism 100%
• Foreign Policy 33%
• Interwar 33%
• Nuclear Proliferation 33%
• Political Culture 33%
• Protestantism 33%
• U.S.S.R. 33%