Religious Change in America

Explore the fascinating landscape of faith with "Religious Change in America" by Andrew M. Greeley. Published by Harvard University Press in 1996, this insightful paperback spans 152 pages and challenges the commonly held belief that America has become less religious over the past 40 years. Greeley draws on extensive surveys from the last fifty years to present compelling data that suggests otherwise. Rates of church attendance, prayer, belief in an afterlife, and other indicators of religious engagement have remained steady, contradicting prevailing assumptions about spiritual decline. This thought-provoking work is essential for anyone interested in the dynamics of religion in contemporary American society, offering fresh perspectives and valuable insights into the resilience of faith. Discover the complexities of religious life in the United States and enrich your understanding of its enduring significance.