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Other Sources

Forbes, David Bruce, and Jeffery H. Mahan. Religion and Popular Culture in America Revised ED. University of California Press. 2005

Mazur, Eric Michael, and McCrthy, Kate. God in the Details: American Religion in Popular Culture. Routledge. 2001

Mcdannell, Colleen. Material Christianity: Religion and Pop Cutlturen in America. Yale University Press. 1995
This book gives real insight on material culture in regards to christianity. Mcdannell arguement on sacred versus Profane gives great insight on the controversy that religious artifacts are subject to. It focuses on popular culture and how society is always changing and conforming. With the invention of new technologies and the ever changing society the meanings of religious symbols are also changing, and now in the 21st centuary they are considered "style".