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"Kabbalah and the Founding of America explores the use of Jewish esoteric thought in colonial America by Quaker theologian George Keith, Puritan ministers Increase and Cotton Mather, the first Hebrew instructor at Harvard Judah Monis, and the seventh president of Yale Ezra Stiles, in shaping new Protestant American religious sensibilities"--

Protestantism --- History --- United States --- United States. --- États-Unis --- États-Unis --- United States --- United States --- Civilization --- Jewish influences. --- Vie intellectuelle. --- Civilisation --- Influence juive. --- Intellectual life. --- Civilization --- Jewish influences. --- Adam Cadmon. --- American Exceptionalism. --- American Identity. --- American Studies. --- Biblical Studies. --- Christian Kabbalah. --- Christian Quakerism. --- Colonial America. --- Congregationalism. --- Conversion. --- Cotton Mather. --- Daniel Leeds. --- Ezra Stiles. --- George Keith. --- Historiography. --- Increase Mather. --- Intellectual History. --- Jacob Boehme. --- Jewish Thought. --- Jewish-Christian Exchange. --- Jewish-Christian dialogue. --- John Adams. --- Judah Monis. --- Judeo-Christian. --- Kabbalistic hermeneutics. --- Lee Max Friedman. --- Messianism. --- Multi-culturalism. --- New Torah. --- Perry Miller. --- Protestantism. --- Puritanism. --- Quakerism. --- Religious polemics. --- Sabbateanism. --- Sefer Yetzirah. --- Shabbetai Tzevi. --- Shema’. --- Textual exegesis. --- Thomas Jefferson. --- Universalization. --- Zohar.