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The United States is undergoing a period of change. As the Information Age moves on, people’s ideas of religion, God and spirituality shift with increasing frequency. The question becomes; shifting towards what? In her new book Spiritual Transformation in America: What it Means to All of Us author Carol B. Green examines the data regarding the spiritual trends in the U.S. in an effort to understand these trends and answer some very poignant questions. Special attention is given to shifts in religious and spiritual affiliation, oberservance and practices. Go to www.carolbgreen.com for more information.
span style="font-family: Arial">span style="font-size: medium">While there have been multiple studies of religion in the U.S., until now there are some important follow-up questions that have not been asked. Just what do we believe when we say that they believe in God? What do we believe about Heaven? How does God fit into our lives? Just as we accept that we are a nation made up of diverse peoples from different cultures, perhaps we should question if our basic religious and spiritual images are equally diverse. i>Spiritual Transformation in America/i>/b> searches for answers | |  | | Spiritual Transformation in America- soft cover
The United States is undergoing a period of change. As the Information Age moves on, people’s ideas of religion, God and spirituality shift with increasing frequency. The question becomes; shifting towards what? In her new book Spiritual Transformation in America: What it Means to All of Us author Carol B. Green examines the data regarding the spiritual trends in the U.S. in an effort to understand these trends and answer some very poignant questions. Special attention is given to shifts in religious and spiritual affiliation, oberservance and practices. Go to www.carolbgreen.com for more information.
span style="font-family: Arial">span style="font-size: medium">While there have been multiple studies of religion in the U.S., until now there are some important follow-up questions that have not been asked. Just what do we believe when we say that they believe in God? What do we believe about Heaven? How does God fit into our lives? Just as we accept that we are a nation made up of diverse peoples from different cultures, perhaps we should question if our basic religious and spiritual images are equally diverse. i>Spiritual Transformation in America/i>/b> searches for answers |
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