Building upon the work that Robert D. Linder and Richard V. Pierard-two contributors to this volume-started in “Civil Religion and the Presidency,” this book begins with examinations of how Lyndon Johnson, George H. W. Bush, and Bill Clinton employed civil religion during their presidencies. Convinced that the influence of civil religion expands beyond the White House, the contributing scholars of this volume also explore the broader effects of civil religion upon Christian denominations and American social development.