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Acknowledgements Introduction 1 The Religious Origins of America’s Relationship to the World 2 "Christianity is Adequate to the Work:" Religion and Social Reform in the Progressive Era 3 The New Century Begins: 1900-1948 4 In-Depth Christianization: Evangelists, Engineers, and Reconstructionists 5 Blurring the Lines Between Evangelists, Engineers, and Reconstructionists 6 American Protestantism in the Cold War 7 No Longer on the Mainline: Other Christianities, Other Religions, and No Religion 8 Not "either/or" but "both/and": On Seeing International Health and Development as a Tragic Profession… and Why That Should Give Us Hope