… interpretations of religious beliefs, … by the baby boomers has generated a "marketplace" of
new spiritual beliefs and practices and of revisited traditions. As Roof shows, some Americans …

… He follows up that original baby-boom sample, almost a decade later, to see what has been
changing in them and, looking through them as a lens, in American religion more generally. …

… Berger uses new pluralism to refer to the increasing religious diversity of American
religions. It is no longer a country of mainly Protestants, Catholics, and Jews. While other …

… American religiosity is headed, and according to Wuthnow, their trajectory should trouble
religious … who “find religion” well into their careers, but in After the Baby Boomers, Wuthnow has …

… This article explores the interrelationships of religion, income, … US baby boomers, analyses
revealed that (1) while religious … 1988 for a general discussion of shifts in American religion). …

… The emphasis on individual autonomy in how the Baby Boomer and successor cohorts
construe religion, spirituality, and personal morality has been widely criticized for what some …

… -life issues, bringing diverse cultural and religious beliefs and practices into the … religious
background and, then, describe the diversified faith landscape brought about by Baby Boomers…

… the post-World War II baby boomers had on American religion. But the lifestyles and beliefs
… these younger Americans in their twenties and thirties are having on the face of religion--are …

… The 1960s are considered a pivotal era in the history of American religion, and many
sociologists view the "baby-boom" generation that reached adulthood in this period as the …

… competes with the tendency of this generation toward innovation in religious matters. Given
… baby-boomers may return to their religious roots or seek meaning in new religious practices. …