Routledge - The Post-war Generation And The Establishment Of Religion

Explore a groundbreaking comparative analysis of how the post-war Baby Boom generation has impacted Christianity on a global scale. This academic work provides a unique cross-cultural perspective, examining the relationship between a changing generation and the dominant religious institutions that have shaped history. By studying ten advanced countries, including the United States, England, France, Germany, and Australia, this book investigates how baby boomers have actively helped reshape and redefine establishment religions. The research offers deep insights into the evolution of primarily Christian institutions in response to generational shifts. These findings provide important context for understanding the future of religion. The conclusions offer a broad look at the fate of religious institutions in modernizing nations and those currently undergoing similar social changes. This is an essential resource for students and professionals interested in sociology, anthropology, and the global study of religious institutions.