Table of Contents

Contents: Foreword: evangelism, secularism and pluralist possibility, William E. Connolly; Introduction; mapping the end times, Tristan Sturm and Jason Dittmer. Part I Contesting the American Holy Land: 'What would Lee do?': religion and the moral landscapes of southern nationalism in the United States, David Jansson; Contests over latter-day space: Mormonism's role within evangelical geopolitics as seen through last-days novels, Ethan Yorgason; Obama, son of perdition? Narrative rationality and the role of the 44th President of the United States in the end-of-days, Jason Dittmer. Part II American Evangelical Exceptionalism: Apocalyptic exceptionalism: Rosenberg, Clancy and the prophecy of Americanism, Simon Dalby; The 'new world order' and American exceptionalism, Michael Barkun; Imagining apocalyptic geopolitics: American evangelical citationality of evil others, Tristan Sturm. Part III Missionary Geopolitics: The problematic synergy between evangelicals and the US state in sub-Saharan Africa, Hannes Gerhardt; Reaching the unreached in the 10/40 window: the missionary geoscience of race, difference and distance, Ju Hui Judy Han; Between Armageddon and hope: dispensational premillennialism and evangelical missions in the Middle East, Carolyn Gallaher; Afterword: the geopolitics of end-time belief in the era of George W. Bush, Paul Boyer; Index.