The Death of Religion?: Nones, Others, and the Flourishing of Faith
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The Death of Religion?: Nones, Others, and the Flourishing of Faith

by Thomas S. Kidd, Byron R. Johnson

Religion Sociology Social Science
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The Death of Religion? examines “nones,” others, and the flourishing of faith, bringing together questions about religion, belief, identity, and society. Written by Thomas S. Kidd and Byron R. Johnson, this book considers the continuing significance of faith amid changing perspectives on religious life.

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The Death of Religion? explores questions surrounding the future and significance of religion.

With attention to “nones,” others, and the flourishing of faith, the book considers varied perspectives on religious belief and belonging.

Thomas S. Kidd and Byron R. Johnson examine how faith may be understood amid changing religious identities and broader social conversations.

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