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The Key Reporter, Phi Beta Kappa
This is a terrific book. . . . Roof clearly demonstrates the old saw that people create their gods, not vice versa.
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This book shows not only how the 76 million boomers have been shaped by such seeking but how they have remapped the spiritual landscape for all Americans; boomers have shifted attention from the institution to the individual, emphasized 'lived religion' (religion in practice) and created a 'quest culture'.
(Publishers Weekly )
Baffingly diverse and in a state of historic flux, American religion today defies easy generalization. Wade Clark Roof has tackled the challenge admirably, doing a yeoman's job at compiling vast amounts of often surprising information. . . .
(Los Angeles Times )
Roof's work thoughtfully articulates the introspective fluidity of the baby-boom generation he studies.
(Publishers Weekly )
What does it mean [to be] spiritual? That's what Roof has set out to ask and to answer: to track, capture, and name the current varieties of religious or spiritual experience in America. What he's come up with is a kind of metaphysical seed-catalog, a bewildering array of groups and sub-groups, beliefs and opinions, views and world-views, much of it mixed and matched.
(Mark Buchanan Books & Culture )
Roof writes in a jargon-free, accessible style, often lucidly summarizing (and challenging) the arguments of other sociologists and cultural observers.
(Choice )
This is a terrific book . . . Roof clearly demonstrates the old saw that people create their gods, not vice versa.
(The Key Reporter, Phi Beta Kappa )
Full of interesting findings and provocative interpretations.
(Sociology of Religion )
This is a seminal study for the sociology of religion. It should be considered indispensable to anyone trying to take the spiritual pulse of America.
(John A. Coleman S.J., Spiritus )
A significant contribution to understanding trends in the lived religion of many Americans in their question for meaning.
(Jackson W. Carroll Journal of the American Academy of Religion )
(Publishers Weekly )
Baffingly diverse and in a state of historic flux, American religion today defies easy generalization. Wade Clark Roof has tackled the challenge admirably, doing a yeoman's job at compiling vast amounts of often surprising information. . . .
(Los Angeles Times )
Roof's work thoughtfully articulates the introspective fluidity of the baby-boom generation he studies.
(Publishers Weekly )
What does it mean [to be] spiritual? That's what Roof has set out to ask and to answer: to track, capture, and name the current varieties of religious or spiritual experience in America. What he's come up with is a kind of metaphysical seed-catalog, a bewildering array of groups and sub-groups, beliefs and opinions, views and world-views, much of it mixed and matched.
(Mark Buchanan Books & Culture )
Roof writes in a jargon-free, accessible style, often lucidly summarizing (and challenging) the arguments of other sociologists and cultural observers.
(Choice )
This is a terrific book . . . Roof clearly demonstrates the old saw that people create their gods, not vice versa.
(The Key Reporter, Phi Beta Kappa )
Full of interesting findings and provocative interpretations.
(Sociology of Religion )
This is a seminal study for the sociology of religion. It should be considered indispensable to anyone trying to take the spiritual pulse of America.
(John A. Coleman S.J., Spiritus )
A significant contribution to understanding trends in the lived religion of many Americans in their question for meaning.
(Jackson W. Carroll Journal of the American Academy of Religion )
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OF ALL HIS PENETRATING INSIGHTS into religious psychology, James's comment on the power of a religious experience to redeem and vivify-to fill an empty interior world-is especially fitting to our time. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
OF ALL HIS PENETRATING INSIGHTS into religious psychology, James's comment on the power of a religious experience to redeem and vivify-to fill an empty interior world-is especially fitting to our time. Read the first page
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