Drawing on survey results and a series of focus groups and one-on-one interviews, Elizabeth Drescher invites self-identified Nones--people who are not members of a formal institutional religion--to speak for themselves about their spiritual outlook and beliefs.
Drawing on survey results and a series of focus groups and one-on-one interviews, Elizabeth Drescher invites self-identified Nones--people who are not members of a formal institutional religion--to speak for themselves about their spiritual outlook and beliefs.
Elizabeth Drescher is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Santa Clara University. Her work on American spirituality has been published in numerous periodicals including America, Salon, Sojourners, and The Washington Post. She is also the author Tweet If You [Heart] Jesus: Practicing Church in the Digital Reformation (2011) and co-author of Click 2 Save: The Digital Ministry Bible (2012).
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* List of Tables * List of Figures * Acknowledgements * Introduction: An American Spiritual Pilgrimage * Chapter 1. Nones Beyond the Numbers * Chapter 2. Becoming None: Religiously Manufactured Spiritual Self-Invention * Chapter 3. Companions on the Journey: Resources for Re-Mediating Religious Affiliation * Chapter 4. Being None: Family, Friends, Fido and Food * Chapter 5. Praying Between the Lines: Prayer Practices Among the Unaffiliated * Chapter 6. Good Samaritan Nones: Religious Echoes and a Cosmopolitan Ethics of Care * Conclusion: The None-ing of American Religion and Spirituality: Some Implications * Appendix A: Methodology * Appendix B: Characteristics of Choosing Our Religion Interview Subjects * Notes * Bibliography * Index
* List of Tables * List of Figures * Acknowledgements * Introduction: An American Spiritual Pilgrimage * Chapter 1. Nones Beyond the Numbers * Chapter 2. Becoming None: Religiously Manufactured Spiritual Self-Invention * Chapter 3. Companions on the Journey: Resources for Re-Mediating Religious Affiliation * Chapter 4. Being None: Family, Friends, Fido and Food * Chapter 5. Praying Between the Lines: Prayer Practices Among the Unaffiliated * Chapter 6. Good Samaritan Nones: Religious Echoes and a Cosmopolitan Ethics of Care * Conclusion: The None-ing of American Religion and Spirituality: Some Implications * Appendix A: Methodology * Appendix B: Characteristics of Choosing Our Religion Interview Subjects * Notes * Bibliography * Index
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