Society without God: what the least religious nations can tell us about contentment
An updated edition showcasing the social health of the least religious nations in the worldReligious conservatives around the world often claim that a society without a strong foundation of faith would necessarily be an immoral one, bereft of ethics, values, and meaning. Indeed, the Christian Right...
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| Zusammenfassung: | An updated edition showcasing the social health of the least religious nations in the worldReligious conservatives around the world often claim that a society without a strong foundation of faith would necessarily be an immoral one, bereft of ethics, values, and meaning. Indeed, the Christian Right in the United States has argued that a society without God would be hell on earth.In Society without God, Second Edition sociologist Phil Zuckerman challenges these claims. Drawing on fieldwork and interviews with more than 150 citizens of Denmark and Sweden, among the least religious countries in the world, he shows that, far from being inhumane, crime-infested, and dysfunctional, highly secular societies are healthier, safer, greener, less violent, and more democratic and egalitarian than highly religious ones.Society without God provides a rich portrait of life in a secular society, exploring how a culture without faith copes with death, grapples with the meaning of life, and remains content through everyday ups and downs. This updated edition incorporates new data from recent studies, updated statistics, and a revised Introduction, as well as framing around the now more highly developed field of secular studies. It addresses the dramatic surge of irreligion in the United States and the rise of the "nones," and adds data on societal health in specific US states, along with fascinating context regarding which are the most religious and which the most secular |
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| topic | Apostasy;Asatru;Atheism;Belief;Benign indifference;Christianity Cultural Religion Danish culture Danish history Death Denmark George W. Bush International Comparisons Jews Meaning of Life Religion Religious Belief Religious People Reluctance Reticence Rituals Scandinavia Scandinavian society Secular Studies Secular Secularism Secularity Secularization Societal Well-being Sociological Theories Sweden United States Utter obliviousness Values Voters Well-being RELIGION / Agnosticism bisacsh Religion and sociology Religion Controversial literature Neutralität (DE-588)4041958-7 gnd Wohlfahrt (DE-588)4128491-4 gnd Säkularismus (DE-588)4463409-2 gnd Staat (DE-588)4056618-3 gnd Religion (DE-588)4049396-9 gnd |
| topic_facet | Apostasy;Asatru;Atheism;Belief;Benign indifference;Christianity Cultural Religion Danish culture Danish history Death Denmark George W. Bush International Comparisons Jews Meaning of Life Religion Religious Belief Religious People Reluctance Reticence Rituals Scandinavia Scandinavian society Secular Studies Secular Secularism Secularity Secularization Societal Well-being Sociological Theories Sweden United States Utter obliviousness Values Voters Well-being RELIGION / Agnosticism Religion and sociology Religion Controversial literature Neutralität Wohlfahrt Säkularismus Staat |
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