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On October 3, 2019, Dr. Sara Georgini gave an author talk at The Mary Baker Eddy Library about her book Household Gods: The Religious Lives of the Adams Family.<\/em> A discussion followed on how thinkers such as Mary Baker Eddy and members of the Adams family\u2014including President John Adams and his wife Abigail\u2014engaged with the pressing questions of religious relevance in a modernizing world.<\/p>\n

We invited Dr. Georgini back for further conversation about ways the Adams family history reflects the larger religious history of America, including how it related to Eddy\u2019s writings and experiences.<\/p>\n

Click here to watch a replay of the October 3 author talk<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Podcast guests<\/h2>\n

\"Dr.Dr. Sara Georgini<\/strong> earned her Ph.D. in American history at Boston University. She is Series Editor for The Papers of John Adams, part of the Adams Papers Editorial Project at the Massachusetts Historical Society. Her book Household Gods: The Religious Lives of the Adams Family<\/em> is a history of faith and doubt in one American family. It charts the cosmopolitan Christianity that the Adamses developed while acting as transnational agents of American politics and culture.<\/p>\n

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35. American religious history as family history\u2014the Adamses<\/a><\/blockquote>