2017
DOI: 10.1080/10477845.2016.1252901
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Choosing Our Religion: The Spiritual Lives of America's Nones

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“…It does not take much digging to unearth ministry leaders’ concerns about young people becoming less engaged with traditional Christian religious expressions. Studies point to a decline in church attendance and a rise in young people designating their religious affiliation as “none,” meaning that they describe themselves as having no loyalty to a particular denomination (Glenn, 2017; Shrauner, 2017). Some ministry leaders interpret these trends as alarming, while others frame the findings as a generational decline in which young people are merely imitating what a previous generation of adults has taught them (Bengtson, Putney, & Harris, 2013; Kinnaman & Hawkins, 2011; Smith & Snell, 2009).…”
Section: Young People and Their Spiritual Questsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It does not take much digging to unearth ministry leaders’ concerns about young people becoming less engaged with traditional Christian religious expressions. Studies point to a decline in church attendance and a rise in young people designating their religious affiliation as “none,” meaning that they describe themselves as having no loyalty to a particular denomination (Glenn, 2017; Shrauner, 2017). Some ministry leaders interpret these trends as alarming, while others frame the findings as a generational decline in which young people are merely imitating what a previous generation of adults has taught them (Bengtson, Putney, & Harris, 2013; Kinnaman & Hawkins, 2011; Smith & Snell, 2009).…”
Section: Young People and Their Spiritual Questsmentioning
confidence: 99%