A sociological study of unreligious Americans, exploring meaning in life through statistical models.
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A sociological study of unreligious Americans, exploring meaning in life through statistical models.
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This book, first published in 1991, examines the unreligious of America. Most sociologists of religion viewed religious belief and behaviour as having strong positive function for individual well-being - with the implicit assumption that unreligious individuals would lack meaning in life. This book applies statistical approaches to modelling causality as it analyses a controversial topic in American sociology
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Central focus on religiosity and unreligious life in America.
Magic & witchcraft
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Moderate discussion of social and cultural views on religion.
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