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|a Stark, Rodney.
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|a What Americans really believe :
|b new findings from the Baylor surveys of religion /
|c Rodney Stark with Christopher Bader [and others].
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|a Waco, Tex. :
|b Baylor University Press,
|c [2008], ©2008.
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|t Introduction : the stability and diversity of American faith --
|t Congregations.
|t Church-going : labels matter ;
|t Church growth : competing for members ;
|t Strict churches : the reasons for their popularity ;
|t The "scattered" church : traditional congregations are not going away ;
|t Megachurches : supersizing the faith --
|t Beliefs and practices.
|t Religious experiences : God told me to go to church ;
|t Gender : women believe more, pray more ;
|t Heaven : we are all going ;
|t God : love, anger, and commitment ;
|t Evil : did sin cause the hurricane? ;
|t Spirituality : religion and spirituality are not mutually exclusive ;
|t Giving : the rich, the poor, and the widow's mite ;
|t Personality : are we hardwired for God? --
|t Atheism and irreligion.
|t Atheism : the godless revolution that never happened ;
|t Credulity : who believes in Bigfoot? ;
|t New Age adherents : well-educated, formerly irreligious elites ;
|t The irreligious : simply unchurched, not atheists --
|t The public square.
|t Faith and politics : is there a secret plot of evangelicals to take over the American government? ;
|t Merry Christmas, Jesus : it's okay to put sacred symbols in public space ;
|t Incivility : talking about faith in public ;
|t Religious-media consumption : the Da Vinci code effect ;
|t Civil participation : faith as social capital ;
|t Going to college, getting a job : what happens when mom and dad take their kids to church --
|t Epilogue : Institute for Studies of Religion (ISR) at Baylor.
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