Absolutism

, 80–81

Abstract rationality

, 81–82

Action-reflection model

, 138–139

Actor-networks

, 157

Affective polarization

, 17

Affordances

, 158

American evangelicals

, 2–3, 4, 8, 17

Anderson, Leith

, 78

Anonymous Christianity

, 33

Arceo, Sergio Mendez

, 137–138

Arrogance

, 3, 11–12, 80–81, 112–113, 117–118

epistemic

, 3–4, 10, 15, 81

political

, 8–9

overabundance of

, 9

Asset-based community development (ABCD)

, 51, 57–58

Augustine

, 29

Aunt Susan Principle

, 5

Ballot Measure 36

, 60–61

Baylor Religion Survey (2010)

, 109

Bellah, Robert N.

, 125

Benedict XVI, Pope

, 76, 77, 94, 140–141

Bergoglio, Jorge

, 140

Biblical literalism

, 68

Boff, Leonardo

, 140

Bourdieu, P.

, 82

Brundtland, Gro Harlem

, 131–132

Buddhist Americans

, 62

Buddhist-Evangelical dialogue across culture war lines

, 60–67

Buffered self

, 155–156

“Building Beloved Community: Calling for an End to the Culture Wars”

, 64

Burawoy, Michael

, 125

Bush, George W.

, 60–61, 87–88

Calvillo, Fr José Luis

, 137–138

Capitalism

, 157

Cardenal, Fr. Ernesto

, 137–138

Carson, D.A.

, 87–88

Cathy, S. Truett

, 87–88

Center for Inclusivity (CFI)

, 103

Chanona, Carolee

, 137

Chrislam

, 86–87

Christian Bible

, 54, 55

Cisgender

, 102–103, 106–109, 113–114, 118

Cissexism

, 103, 118

Civility

, 54–55, 65, 66, 68–69

Civil rights movement

, 6

Cognitivism

, 37

Collaborated solutions

, 58

Collective leadership

, 143, 144

Colson, Chuck

, 87–88

Comforter, humility as

, 106–109

Common faith

, 40

Common good

, 57

Common Word, A

, 77, 78, 79, 83, 86–93

Comunidades eclesiales de base (CEBs)

, 137, 140

Confirmation bias

, 154–155

Conservative gun culture

, 17

Conservative Protestantism

, 102–103, 112

Constructionism

, 154

Contact theory

, 156–157

Conversion

, 129–141

Conviction–humility–democracy relationship

, 9–13

interdisciplinary conversation

, 9–10

sociological approach

, 10–13

Creation

, 57

Critical sociology

, 161

Cultural capital

, 166–167

Cultural sociology of religion

, 12

Cultural tools

, 30–31

Dalai Lama

, 131–132

De-biasing thought, role of motivation in

, 59–60

Decline-by-suppression

, 139–140

Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA)

, 60–61

Deliberative democracy

, 23–24, 27–28, 37–38, 41

Democracy

, 4, 7–9, 8–13, 29, 30, 34–42, 49, 64

deliberative

, 23–24, 27–28, 37–38, 41

Dewey on

, 35–42

ethical

, 55, 59–60, 68–69

liberal

, 34

Democratic ardor

, 129

Democratic deliberation

, 29, 143

Dewey, J.

, 24, 34–42

Diez de Sollano, Dolores

, 137–138

Discourse theory

, 28

Disenchanted world

, 155–156

Division

, 82

Division of labor

, 37–38

Dogmatic believer narrative

, 2–4, 8, 15–16

Durkheim, E.

, 24, 26–27, 28, 31–35, 37, 39–42

Dussel, Enrique

, 141

Economic inequality

, 37–38

81 percent

, 2–4, 7

Emotion

, 35–42

Emotional commitment–intelligence distinction

, 35–36

Empowered democracy

, 145

Enlightened self-interest

, 57

Enlightenment

, 23–24, 25, 26, 33, 36–37, 42

critique of religion

, 25–26

Epistemic arrogance

, 3–4, 10, 15, 81

Epistemic humility

, 17

Epistemic incommensurability

, 81

Epistemic inequalities

, 10–11

Epistemic parity

, 81

Epistemological relativism

, 155

Ethical democracy

, 55, 59–60, 68–69

Ethnographic capital

, 95

Ethnographic orthodoxy

, 95

Evangelical Christianity

, 129–130

Evangelical field of power

, 87

Evangelicals

, 102–103, 109

public discourse with Muslims

, 76–80, 80–82, 83–86, 86–93, 94

Evans, Tony

, 87–88

Fact/value distinction

, 152–155, 166

Faith

, 35–42

Faith-based community organizing

, 125, 131–141, 144

Faith–fear relationship

, 108

Faith in Action

, 134–135

Fall

, 56

Family CitizenLink

, 86–87

Field theory

, 82

Fischer, Claude

, 125

Focal practices

, 124, 132, 141–142, 144

and human experience

, 129–141

and passion

, 127–129

Forgiveness

, 56

Francis I, Pope

, 131–132, 140–141

Freedom

, 25–26

Freire, Paulo

, 137

Fundamentalism

, 36

Gay Christian Network (GCN). See Q Christian Fellowship

Gender

, 4, 101–102

fluidity

, 166–167

justice

, 112

transitions

, 102, 109

Ginsburg, Ruth Bader

, 131–132

Global War on Terrorism

, 76

Gospel

, 57–58, 59, 78

Graham, Billy

, 78, 87–88

Gutierrez, Gustavo

, 140–141

Habermas, Jürgen

, 26–28, 31, 37–38, 39, 40, 42, 76

Havel, Vaclav

, 131

Herring, Alvin

, 134–135

Historical reality

, 126

Hook, Sidney

, 35–36

Hostile epistemic environments

, 10

Hout, Michael

, 125

Human development

, 129–141

Human nature

, 30

Humble believer

, 4–5, 7

Humility

, 3, 4, 5–6, 7–8, 9–13, 101–102, 118, 101–102, 118, 102, 102–103, 103, 103, 104–106, 115–117

in civil disagreements

, 117–118

as comforter

, 106–109

distinguished from shame

, 107

epistemic

, 17

intellectual

, 3, 7, 8–9, 11, 14, 15, 17, 23–24, 25–43, 47–67

interactional

, 110

and relationship

, 109–112

and social justice

, 112–115

I, and relationship

, 105, 106

Identity politics

, 37–38

IH pluralists

, 49–50

IH realism

, 49–50

Imago Dei

, 58

Imitatio Christi

, 58

Incarnation

, 56–57

Inclusive participation

, 54–55

Inclusivity

, 49

Individualism

, 29

Infallibility

, 68

Injustice, difficulty of naming

, 115–117

Institutions, mediating

, 28–29

Intellectual humility (IH)

, 3, 7, 8–9, 11, 14, 15, 17, 23–24, 25–43, 47–49

amidst struggles for moral authority, situating

, 81–82

Buddhist-Evangelical dialogue across culture war lines

, 60–67

public discourse and

, 76–80, 80–82, 83–86, 86–93, 94

religious convictions supporting

, 54–60

social reflexivity and

, 49–54

Intelligence

, 37

distinguished from moral and emotional commitments

, 35–36

Interactional humility

, 110

Interpretivism

, 154

Jesus of Nazareth

, 56–57

Jim Crow South

, 164

John Paul II, Pope

, 131–132, 140–141

Johnson, Elizabeth

, 140–141

Judaism

, 156

Justice

in civil disagreements

, 117–118

social

, 103, 112–115

Justified anger

, 66

Just war

, 29

Kant, Immanuel

, 23–24, 25–26

Karma, Buddhist understandings of

, 63–64

Keller, Tim

, 87–88

Kenosis

, 56–57

King, Martin Luther, Jr.

, 6, 61–62, 131

Lamentation

, 134–135

Legal equality

, 157

LGBT

, 4, 5

LGBTQI

, 101–102, 103, 105, 107–108, 109, 111, 112, 114, 115, 117, 118

Liberal democracy

, 34

Liberal Protestantism

, 36

Liberationist Catholicism

, 136, 139–140

Liberationist Christianity

, 136, 139, 141, 142

Liberationist Pentecostalism

, 141

Liberation theology

, 130–141

Litfin, Duane

, 78

Love

, 78

definition of

, 117

Mandala, Buddhist understandings of

, 63–64

Mandela, Nelson

, 131

Marginalized communities

, 39

Marin Foundation

, 103, 108

Marins, José

, 137

McKnight, John

, 51

Mediation theory

, 156–157

Merkel, Angela

, 131–132

Metanoia

, 56

Minutemen

, 17

Missio Dei (mission of God)

, 58

Mixed-orientation marriage

, 110

Mohler, Al

, 86–87

Moral attribution

, 152, 153

Moral commitment–intelligence distinction

, 35–36

Motivation

, 30–31

role in de-biasing thought

, 59–60

Mouw, Richard

, 78

Muslims, Evangelical public discourse with

, 76–80

intellectual humility amidst struggles for moral authority, situating

, 81–82

intellectual humility

, 80–81

negative case

, 83–84

social locations, mapping

, 84

survey data

, 84–86, 91

Yale Response and A Common Word, A

, 86–93

social location of actors

, 87–89

survey results

, 89–91

Mutual persuasion

, 66–67

Mutual respect

, 66–67

Mutual understanding

, 66–67

Natural religion

, 33

Neff, David

, 78

Neighborhood Partners

, 51, 52, 57–58, 67

School of Neighborhood Transformation

, 58, 59

Neighborhood Transformation Courses

, 58, 59

Neuhaus, R. J.

, 28, 31–32, 34–35

New Testament

, 23–24

Niebuhr, Reinhold

, 29, 30, 34–35, 40

Normative democratic theory

, 68–69

One-to-one conversation

, 134, 144

Ontic webs

, 151, 152, 152, 152, 152–153, 153, 153–155, 155–158, 158–161, 161–166

Oppression

, 116

Original sin

, 53–54

Overlapping consensus

, 27–28

Passion

, 124, 125, 126, 131, 132, 134–136, 144–145

focal practices and

, 127–129

in public life

, 126–127

Peachtree Community Development Association (PCDA)

, 52–53

Pentecostal Christianity

, 139

Perkins, Frances

, 131

Perkins, John M.

, 61–62

Philip the Evangelist

, 57–58

Physical destruction

, 106–107

PICO National Network. See Faith in Action

Pierce, C.S.

, 130

Pixley, Jorge

, 141

Pluralism

, 47–48, 49, 50, 53, 59

Policy sociology

, 161

Political arrogance

, 8–9

Political holiness

, 131–132, 136

Political polarization

, 3, 5–6, 7–9, 11–12, 13–14, 15–16

Politics and religion, relationship between

, 25–35

concepts

, 29–31

evaluations

, 31

hindrances

, 25–28

resources

, 28–29

sources

, 31–35

Popular Catholicism

, 137

Power inequalities

, 10

Primitive society

, 32–33

Professional sociology

, 161

PRRI

2018 American Values Survey

, 2–3

Public discourse

, 76–80, 80–82, 83–86, 86–93

Public reason

, 27, 34–35

Public religion

, 31

Public sociology

, 151, 152, 152, 152, 152–153, 153, 153–155, 155–158, 158–161, 161–166

Q Christian Fellowship

, 103, 114, 115–116

Racial inequality

, 53–54

Racism

, 157

Radical empiricism

, 158

Rawls, J.

, 27–28, 31, 34, 39, 42, 76

Reagan, Ronald

, 34

Recognition of the other

, 76–80, 80–82, 83–86, 86–93

Reed, Scott

, 134–135

Reflexive evangelicalism

, 47–49, 49–54, 54–60, 60–67, 67–69

Reflexivity

segmented

, 51, 52, 53, 67

social

, 49–54

transposable

, 51, 52–53, 54, 59–60, 62, 67

Regensburg Address, The

, 76–77, 94

Relational meeting

, 134, 144

Relational politics

, 144

Relational reciprocity

, 58

Relationship

humility and

, 109–112

as transformative

, 109–112

Relative equality

, 62

Religion

and American political divide

, 2–9, 9–13, 13–16, 16–17

cultural sociology of

, 12

and intellectual humility

, 9

politics and

, 25–35

Religious authority

, 82

Religious capital

, 82, 95

Religious convictions

, 125

support to intellectual humility

, 54–60

Religious deliberation

, 26, 27

Religious dogmatism

, 4, 25

Religious evaluations of politics

, 31

Religious exclusivism

, 79, 80, 83, 92, 95

Religious language

, 27, 31, 33, 35–36

Relocation

, 59

Repentance

, 56

Resilience

, 157

Righteous prophet

, 5–8

Ritual

, 39–40

Robinson, Allyson

, 101–102

Romero, Monseñor Oscar

, 131, 137

Royce, Josiah

, 130

Same-sex marriage

, 102, 110–111, 116

Same-sex sex

, 109

Sanchez-Jankowski, Martin

, 125

Sangha, Buddhist understandings of

, 63–64

Santorum, Rick

, 87–88

Schiller, Friedrich

, 156

School of Neighborhood Transformation

, 58, 59

Searching for assets

, 58

Secularism

liberal

, 54

rational

, 48–49

Secular reason

, 27

Segmented reflexivity

, 51, 52, 53, 67

Self-abasement

, 117

Self-abnegation

, 116

Self-critique

, 53

Self-determination

, 54–55

Self-efficacy

, 162

Self-other connection

, 106

Self-righteousness

, 112–113

Self-scrutiny

, 56

Self–society relationship

, 127–128

Sexuality

, 4, 101–102

Shame–humility distinction

, 107

Sin, evangelical doctrine of

, 55–56

Sirleaf, Ellen Johnson

, 131–132

Sobrino, Jon

, 140–141

Social contract theory

, 32–33

Social equality

, 157

Social imaginaries

, 24

Social justice

, 59, 103, 160–161

humility and

, 112–115

Social ontology

, 165

Social reflexivity, and intellectual humility

, 49–54

Social sorting

, 11–12

Solidarity

, 47–48, 49, 50, 54–55, 59, 61–62, 63–67

definition of

, 131

Statism

, 29

Stott, John

, 78

Submission

, 127–129

Swidler, Ann

, 125

Symbolic capital

, 82

Tea Party movement

, 14–15, 17

Theory of alienated labor

, 163

The Reformation Project (TRP)

, 103

Totems

, 32–33

Transcendence

, 127–129

Transposable reflexivity

, 51, 52–53, 54, 59–60, 62, 67

Trevisan, Maria Teolide

, 137

Trinitarian faith

, 61–62

Trinitarian model of authentic dialogue

, 61–62

Trump, Donald

, 2–3, 12–13, 14–15, 47–48, 83, 128–129, 134–135

Ultimate concern

, 33, 36

Verstehen

, 14

Vines, Matthew

, 110–111, 115

Virtue

, 124–125, 128–129, 130, 131–132, 144, 145

Vision

, 82

Voss, Kim

, 125

Warren, Rick

, 78, 86–87

Web 3.0

, 161–166

Weber, Max

, 14

White (Christian) nationalism

, 17

World Council of Churches

, 140

Yale Response

, 78, 79, 80, 84–85, 86–93, 95