Secularization Delayed

The video discusses the secularization thesis, focusing on why the United States is often seen as an exception compared to Europe. It argues that both constitutional and demographic factors contribute to the slower pace of secularization in the US. The separation of church and state allows for religious communities to thrive, while the demographic makeup, dominated by dissenting Protestants, has historically influenced the country's religious landscape.

Why does the author believe that American history does not disprove secularization theory?

What role do dissenting Protestants play in the historical context of American society?