Virtuous pagans
Virtuous pagans
Synopsis
This book explores the evolving landscape of irreligion in the United States since the 1960s, examining how individuals navigate a society often shaped by religious norms. It delves into the social and political implications of a growing secular population, analyzing their impact on cultural policy and public discourse. The work offers insights into the lives and perspectives of those who identify as non-religious, challenging conventional understandings of faith and belief in contemporary America.
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Virtuous pagansUnknown, 1991
279 pages
Garland Pub.Language: EnglishISBN: 97808240925115 editions available
